In a story published Jan. 31, 2025, about Doug Burgum, President Donald Trump's pick to lead the Interior Department, The Associated Press erroneously reported that Hess was a Chevron subsidiary.

Now that the Senate has confirmed him to run the Interior Department, Burgum will have vast control over federal lands, including the issuance of oil and gas leases, as well as a mandate from Trump to ...

President Donald Trump defended Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Monday, a day after a report again scrutinized Hegseth’s ...

Dr. Mehmet Oz's granddaughter Philomena fainted in the Oval Office for his swearing-in ceremony during President Donald Trump ...

The fight over the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia has consumed Washington and ignited a debate over immigration policy ...

President Trump addressed the topic of deportation continuously throughout the week as Democratic lawmaker’s railed against ...

Under criticism for staff cuts across the country, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum is directing national parks to “remain open and accessible” and says officials will ensure proper staffing to ...

North Dakota's former governor is selling his downtown Fargo condo just months after joining President Donald Trump’s ...

The Army Corps of Engineers on Tuesday announced an accelerated review of a Michigan pipeline tunnel under the Straits of ...

WASHINGTON — New York Congresswoman Elise Stefanik’s political career in Washington has seen her go from a bipartisan lawmaker representing a mostly rural upstate district to a MAGA star soaring ...

Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum visited two Warrior Met mines to emphasize the administration’s commitment to lifting ...

The 300 Broadway building was part of an effort by Burgum and his real estate development company, the Kilbourne Group, to ...