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Fossil fuel lobbyists and environmentalists are set for a legal battle over whether the Trump administration will defend regulations on chemical plant safety.

Now the court system could get involved in the United fiasco.

A few years ago, the CEO of a Fortune 100 company confided that earlier in his career he had decided his company needed a serious shake-up. So he engaged a top consulting firm and searched for ways to change and realign his team. But then came a light-bulb moment: He realized that actually the first thing he needed to do was to change and realign himself. Both he and his team went through a major, thoughtful transformation and together moved swiftly ahead.

Undocumented immigrants in New York who can't afford a lawyer and are facing deportation will soon have access to free legal counsel.

President Trump has said he wants to deport two to three million criminal undocumented immigrants. While it's unclear where he got that figure from, achieving his goal won't come cheap.

When Jeff Sessions was sworn in as the 84th attorney general in February, President Donald Trump foreshadowed that the Justice Department was at a turning point.

As President Donald Trump looks to curb the government's enforcement of climate regulations, experts are concerned about how the action might impact public health.

As a manhunt for a Wisconsin fugitive enters a second week, details emerged on a manifesto he allegedly sent to President Donald Trump describing the government as a "gang of terrorists."

Sixty prints from Ray K. Metzker, a renowned American photographer, are on exhibit at Paris' Les Douches Gallery until May 27.

Parents have a lot of responsibility. Mainly, keep the kid alive. Next, try to raise a decent human being.

Less than 90 days in, President Donald Trump's chief strategist and press secretary are both under siege. Depending on whom you listen to or which West Wing leaker you follow, neither Steve Bannon nor Sean Spicer are expected to last much longer.

Many things a child does -- from playing outside to sprawling out on carpets and lawns -- puts them at greater risk for exposure to environmental hazards such as pollution in the air, pesticides on grass and treatments on rugs.

Judge Sheila Abdus-Salaam, the first African American woman appointed to New York's highest state court, was found dead in the Hudson River.