The Department of Energy was fully aware of the risks in backing Solyndra Inc., a start-up company that pocketed a half-billion dollar DOE loan but never turned a penny in profit before shutting its ...

AUSTIN, Texas (KVIA) -- Texas Department of Public Safety is recognizing Lieutenant Daniel Martinez, Special Agent Carlos Molina, both from El Paso and Special Agent Benjamin Crowley from Midland ...

The Department of Energy has its own set of special operations forces. These highly armed security groups guard nuclear sites.

Two Germany-based special agents represented the Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Division (CID) at the Army Community Service Job Fair in Baumholder, Germany, March 14.

The news was a swift follow-up to plans the Energy Department announced earlier this month to review 179 funded projects, totaling over $15 billion, that were awarded by the Office of Clean Energy ...

The Department of Energy on Wednesday proposed new energy efficiency regulations for gas and electric stove appliances, saying it's not a ban.

Recruiting family and friends as special agents isn’t an issue in and of itself, but more can be done for the agency’s policies and training, the Justice Department inspector general said.

A recent DOE hire, Sneha Nair, advocates for nuclear disarmament and "queering nuclear weapons" as part of DEI efforts she views as crucial to bolstering U.S. national security.

The Department of Energy identified 16 locations on its own land to build the new infrastructure.

FBI agents sue over DOJ-demanded lists of personnel involved in Jan. 6 investigations The lawsuit follows a Jan. 31 memo from the acting deputy attorney general ordering the firing of several FBI ...

Sen. Jim Risch, R-Idaho, led a group of GOP lawmakers in a letter to the Department of Energy raising concerns of a "sudden" reassignment within the department.

As a supporter of nuclear energy, natural gas, wind and carbon capture and utilization, the former Texas governor might help reduce CO2 emissions more effectively than many presume.