Niina H. Farah

A majority of the justices said the oil major could invoke a 1996 law to pursue claims against a Cuban-owned company.

The justices stripped away a key defense against the oil major's legal claim for damages for assets seized during the Cuban Revolution.

The Golden State's top legal officer said the administration's deal would hinder the state's climate and energy goals.

A federal judge ruled a challenge to a 2025 NOAA Fisheries analysis was moot after the Species Extinction Committee exempted oil and gas activities in the Gulf of Mexico from Endangered Species Act protections.

Landowners have asked the justices to determine whether they can recover legal fees from eminent domain proceedings.

Critics say the ruling could be used to target FERC and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

A three-judge panel said the groups failed to show they were harmed by the Trump administration's authorization for the Delfin LNG export terminal off Louisiana.

A proposed agreement submitted to a federal court Friday includes civil penalties, restoration costs and future pipeline safety work.

A green group has asked a state court to scrap a permit for a facility designed to power artificial intelligence.

Elizabeth Horne was chief counsel to Environment and Public Works Republicans.