"Look at your tree still here!" Hilton said in the video to her 2-year-old son. "All of your trees are still here." Hilton panned the camera to show all of the many Christmas tree

Trump is pulling America out of the Paris Agreement, leaving the U.S. as the only major emitter not part of the treaty. It's a loss for U.S. businesses and the planet.

Paris tragically watched her home burn down on live TV. See pictures of the damage from the Palisades fire.

Paris Hilton has revealed her 2-year-old son Phoenix has said he 'wants to be a fireman.' The mother of two's comments come after she shared that she had lost her Malibu home in the Los Angeles wildfires and shared footage of the property's burnt remains on Instagram.

Paris Hilton shared a glimpse at her Malibu home that was destroyed by the wildfires that have spread through California, saying the loss is “devastating beyond words.” “I’m standing here in what used to be our home, and the heartbreak is truly ...

Paris Hilton has shared a heartbreaking update about losing her home to the fires in California. In a video posted to Instagram, she showed a clip of her home, which has been reduced to ash and rubble by the deadly fires. Alongside the shocking images, she wrote a long caption, trying to put her feelings into words.

Paris Hilton, Mel Gibson, Eugene Levy and Jeff Bridges are a few of the stars who have reportedly lost a home in the Palisades and Eaton fires.

His day-one declarations aim to cripple clean energy, boost major polluters, and undermine actions meant to safeguard humanity.

In this first episode of a new series, David Wallace-Wells joins Patrick Healy to examine what President Trump’s position on climate change tells us about how he plans to wield power more broadly.

A number of celebrities are among those who have lost their homes in huge wildfires that have ravaged southern California. The fires – which have claimed 27 lives and destroyed more than 12,000 homes, cars and mobile homes – are regarded as the worst in Los Angeles ’ history.

Two of President Trump’s executive orders take aim at Biden administration efforts to boost electric vehicles and wind power — two fast-growing climate technologies.