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The edited website reflects the administration's retreat from international cooperation on reducing planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions....

According to the text — adopted by a rare unanimous vote in the US Senate and House of Representatives — NASA will work toward the goal of "a crewed mission to Mars in the 2030s."

NASA spending on Earth science for the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1 would also fall under President Donald Trump's budget proposal.

The Cheetos-hued alligator, nicknamed after the U.S. president on social media, has animal experts suggesting one of three possible scenarios behind its color.

Data analysis shows that flight searches from foreign countries to the U.S. have recently fallen in 94 out of 122 countries, reflecting a sudden wariness in visiting America — but searches from Russia are way up.

Dr. Harold Bornstein, Trump's physician since 1980, said the president takes several medications, including the Merck-manufactured drug Propecia.

Some of the EPA's climate pages have been relabeled and language has been changed, providing insights into what comes next at the agency.

President Trump is set to announce his pick to the US Supreme Court, which will soon take up several cases related to the environment and intellectual property rights.

Researchers are organizing a March for Science in Washington, D.C. to protest the Trump administration's stance on science.

Environmentalists raised concerns after Trump's company shut down the course's environmental advisory group, with plans to expand construction at the site.

The giant bird sculpture outside of a shopping mall in Shanxi Province looks awfully similar to the billionaire developer, who will be inaugurated as U.S. president on Jan. 20.

Trump has threatened to cut off federal funding for cities that resist immigration enforcement. So what exactly are these sanctuary cities?

As President-elect Donald Trump builds his cabinet, many wonder what power the Senate has to deny any of his choices. So could they?

Trump Syllabus 2.0, an academic reading list circulating online, provides deep context for the billionaire's rise to power.

Concerns over the incoming Trump administration's denials of climate change are prompting scientists to preserve data they fear may disappear.

The nation's leading scientists appeal to the president-elect to appoint a respected adviser on science and technology. But so far Trump's record on science has hardly been reassuring.

Climate science and energy research could be on the chopping block under the president-elect.