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US Rep. Kathy Castor, who chairs the new panel, says those early obstacles can be overcome as lawmakers move to reduce carbon pollution and create clean-energy jobs
The latest salvo from the right comes amid criticism of the pope on several fronts
The disease has killed more than 1 million pigs in China since August and restrictions against shipping pigs to other provinces is threatening China's pork industry
Police say 39 people have died and 27 have fallen sick drinking liquor containing toxic methanol in several villages in northern India
Cause of the fire was not known, but vice governor of the state of Rio de Janeiro said authorities were looking at the possibility of a short circuit in an air-conditioning unit
White House Acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney isn't setting any lofty goals for this weekend's meeting with a bipartisan mix of legislators at Camp David
The top U.S. envoy for North Korea has returned from three days of talks in Pyongyang; the leaders of the two countries meet later this month
Standing before warehouse filled with sacks of rice, canned tuna and biscuits, Venezuela's opposition vowed to deliver U.S. humanitarian aid to troubled nation
Northam called a Cabinet meeting Friday afternoon to announce his intention to stay
It was a tragic end to hopes that the two would eventually breed as part of a Europe-wide tiger conservation program
Sudan's Doctors Syndicate says the government crackdown on protests has left at least 57 dead, including three who died of torture, since they began in mid-December
France this week recalled its ambassador to Italy, while Italy's deputy prime minister renewed criticism of France's foreign policy
President Trump's daughter says she knew "literally almost nothing" about the Trump Organization's work to possibly build a hotel, office and residential building in Russia while her father was running for the White House
A former Miss Costa Rica has become the latest woman to accuse Oscar Arias, an ex-president and Nobel Peace laureate, of sexual misconduct
Finney, the Academy Award-nominated star of films from 'Tom Jones' to 'Skyfall' has died at the age of 82 it was reported on Friday
The publisher of the National Enquirer says it will look into claims of extortion and blackmail by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos
Hassan Shalabi, 14, was shot in the chest at one protest site in southern Gaza Strip and Mohammed Ishtiwi, 18, was killed at a protest in east Gaza City, the Health Ministry said. He was hit with a bullet in the neck
Court ruled illegal votes tainted the second round, forcing newly-elected Rep. Chris Erwin to prepare to step down and run for a third time less than a month
President Donald Trump's White House counselor Kellyanne Conway says she was grabbed and shaken by a woman at a Mexican restaurant in Maryland late last year
Latest polls show that comedian Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who plays the nation's president in a popular TV series, has surged ahead
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