The Trump administration’s unprecedented decision to deny a delivery of water to Mexico is raising alarm among experts, who fear it could jeopardize future cross-border negotiations in an

The United States has refused a request by Mexico for water after supplies under a treaty reached the cutoff point for special deliveries. Newsweek has contacted the Mexican President's office for comment via email.

In California, people that depend on dwindling salmon populations say they stand to lose everything if more water is diverted to support farmers and cities.

Justice Department drops Biden-era lawsuit against Georgia laws that advocates say restrict voting, particularly among people of color.

The president’s tariffs are clouding the outlook for plans to cut rules and Elon Musk’s efficiency efforts.

President Donald Trump’s new set of tariffs are set to roll out on Wednesday, but their impact is already being felt, according to Business Insider’s Ben Bergman, who threw cold water on the idea that the plan will spring the economy.

Amid the turmoil over the river, the administration also has been threatening and imposing tariffs as high as 25% on some goods from Canada. Trump had to walk back some tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods to protect the U.S. auto industry, after acknowledging the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement he himself had signed in 2020.

The Donald Trump administration said Thursday it refused a request from Mexico for water due to shortfalls in sharing by the US' southern neighbor.

The Chinook salmon has upset a quiet truce in the California water wars between Gov. Gavin Newsom and President Donald Trump. Last week when the winter-run Chinook got caught in pumps that funnel water south from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta to farms and cities,

Reliable drinking water, new homes, and community solar power are now further out of reach for members of the Walker River Paiute Tribe after the Trump administration froze $20 million in federal funding.

State and federal officials clashed last week on what to do when endangered fish started dying at the state's water pumps.

Studies abound, but don't always agree on the impact of adding — or removing — fluoride from public drinking water