The US has been rattled by two earthquakes, one striking the coast of Oregon and another hitting western Texas.

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Elon Musk, wielding a chainsaw, is overseeing a rapid shrinking of the nation’s largest employer: the federal government.

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Although a March 1923 earthquake in El Paso was described as “a slight earth shake” in news reports, one man and his dog died ...

The president is calling for energy dominance, but aging shale plays aren't positioned to deliver a surge of new oil production.

A second earthquake in less than a week shook the border region earlier today, though many residents may not have felt it, ...

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Two Texas runaways were caught under unusual circumstances when one of the 13-year-old girls crashed while driving in ...