Former U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ken Salazar talks about the border, trade, and a possible run for governor of Colorado
Two months after stepping down as the U-S Ambassador to Mexico, former U.S. Senator and Interior Secretary Ken Salazar took ...
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Wyoming’s Budd-Falen returning to Interior
Wyoming private property rights attorney Karen Budd-Falen is, for the second time, headed to D.C. to a post with the ...
Interior Secretary Burgum eyes national monuments for energy resources
Conservation groups fear the Trump administration may seek to redraw the boundaries of national monuments, including two ...
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Interior suspends Biden-era legal opinions
Migratory Vaux's swifts are a blur as they race to roost for the night inside a large, brick chimney at Chapman Elementary School in Portland, Oregon. The Interior Department has withdrawn a Biden ...
Drill More, Mine More on Public Lands, US Interior Secretary Urges
HOUSTON (Reuters) -Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said on Wednesday that the United States could cut 20% to 30% of its regulations as it seeks to remove obstacles to more energy and mining projects.