Bayer CropScience is facing scrutiny because of the effect one of its best-selling pesticides has had on honeybees.

The Crow Tribe struck a deal Thursday with an Australian company toward building a $7 billion plant to convert coal into liquid fuels, which would be among the first such projects in the nation.Capping months of negotiations, the Crow Legislature ratifie

A federal judge ruled yesterday that Native Americans suing the U.S. government over mismanaged royalties collected from gas and oil companies that drilled on their lands are entitled to $455 million -- far less than the $47 billion they were seeking.

Three slide shows chock full of information about which occupational fields have the best and worst forecasts over the next several years, as well as those that were the most highly financially-rewarding in 2007.

This should be under the WTF section! SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. -- Some workers at a local plant will no longer to be able to take their Labor Day holiday because of religious reasons. News Video with story!!! How much more UNAMERICAN can you get??

Fuel and food costs are driving the price of everything we buy. Inflation grew by eight-tenths of 1%, the highest monthly jump since September 2005. The GDP has been revised to reflect a decline in the fourth quarter of 2007. Jobs are drying up. HELP!

One of the blessings of electronic information is access to heretofore hard-to-get information. One of the curses of electronic information is the access to heretofore hard-to-get information. Insurance companies are taking advantage of this. Read how

what will politicians really do about energy?

More information on the corrupt practices of the Office of Immigration, who, hand in hand with Bill Gates and other US corporate moguls, are misusinf the program to avoid paying skilled US tech workers and importing cheap foreign labor instead.

Signaling a major retrenchment, European Union legislators on Monday proposed ratcheting back an ambitious target to raise Europe's use of biofuelsAt the same time, a new report for the British government cast fresh doubt on using fuels from crops in the