Story by Doyle Rice, USA TODAY Carbon dioxide levels in Earth’s atmosphere are at their highest point in human history, a study released in early December reports. In fact, according…
By Mike LaChance Chicago’s useless left wing mayor Brandon Johnson is trying to blame the city’s illegal immigrant problem on right wing extremism. Of course, the last time we checked,…
Story by Thomas Catenacci A power grid operator that serves millions of Americans across the mid-Atlantic is warning that a planned coal-fired power plant shutdown will severely threaten electricity supplies…
By Sam Dorman, Matthew Vadum The Supreme Court is reviewing the administrative state’s power with several cases this term that could make major changes to the way agencies regulate. The…
Story by Nick Pope Austin, Texas, is struggling to close a coal-fired power plant that its city council ordered to shut down years ago, The Texas Tribune reported Monday. In…
Opinion by Howard Husock• It’s cliche to observe that socially conservative views emerge when liberals are “mugged by reality.” But when it happens to the governor of California and the…
Story by David Blackmon As the United States continues to rapidly retire its dwindling fleet of coal-fired power plants in the name of fighting climate change, the world’s two most…
Story by Kelly Tyko Target announced Tuesday that it is shuttering nine stores on Oct. 21 because “theft and organized retail crime are threatening the safety of our team and…
By Nathan Worcester At an industrial facility in his home state of Ohio, GOP presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy outlined his “declaration of independence from China.” “There’s four elements to it,”…
By Thomas Catenacci President Biden was heavily criticized by Republicans and Democrats alike for his administration’s actions Wednesday, significantly curbing fossil fuel drilling in an oil-rich region of Alaska. As…
Story by Jonathan Lesser Green energy and the push to electrify everything have been in the news recently but for all the wrong reasons. Instead of the green energy nirvana…
Story by Andrew I. Fillat, Henry Miller In a recent Senate hearing, Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) managed to extract from the deputy energy secretary three critical admissions concerning emissions. One,…
