The Daily Caller

More than 573,000 birds, including eagles, are killed by wind turbines each year

Utilities must get one-third of energy from renewable sources by 2020

From a WWII poster to a book store to an international sensation

Environmental groups also want president to act

‘I saw the handwriting on the wall months ago’

Syrian authorities have cut phone and Internet service in select areas in the past to disrupt rebel communications when regime forces were conducting major operations.

Washington’s sudden focus on Chinese hacking comes after rising complaints from U.S. businesses about theft of trade secrets.

Under current law, states can only require retailers to collect sales taxes if the store has a physical presence in the state.

Former vice president has made most of his money since losing in 2000

The European Union’s competition commissioner said most of the activity that may have violated antitrust rules took place before Google acquired the company.

Rumor: The radio-station owner and conservative talker may part ways

The flight ended with a planned plunge into the ocean.

Stakes are high.

‘This is a good report’

The decline has sparked debate over ‘war on coal’

‘Regrettably, the number of coal units being forced to close continues to grow’

Analysts say that although China still trails the U.S. and Israel, the industry leaders, its technology is maturing rapidly