Click here to view and here to listen to Dr. Roy Cordato discussing this Spotlight report. RALEIGH — The General Assembly’s new Republican majority should scrap state renewable energy mandates,…
Over the last decade, North Carolina has led the way among southern states in advancing a more extreme environmentalist agenda. The General Assembly's new Republican majority should start anew on…
Byron York‘s latest Washington Examiner article explains that the incoming U.S. House Republican majority will be watching two federal agencies especially closely: Two key areas on which Republicans plan to…
Cap and Trade? Shuler: I voted in strong favor of our energy policies for the US. It is very important. Far too often we see petroleum exporters who in return…
Shuler says Miller is using a script somebody fed him. He’s never been in a debate where somebody reads off notes. Miller says he is reading the notes he read…
Mittan: You both have alleged the other is collecting outside money. A lot comes in from DC. A lot of people think you are puppets bought and paid for by…
I got in on the middle of the O’Reilly-Brit Hume discussion of the West-By-God Virginia Senate campaign when they ran Gov. Joe Manchin’s ad.
If you welcomed the news that Congress has backed away from a cap-and-trade plan this year, the latest Bloomberg Business Week gives you reason to return to your gloom. The…
View in your browser. This weekly newsletter focused on environmental issues highlights relevant analysis done by the John Locke Foundation and other think tanks, as well as items in the…
Former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich uses his latest Human Events column to argue against the prospect of a substantive “lame duck” congressional session after the November election. Political observers…
Two articles in the latest Bloomberg Business Week push the argument in favor of federal cap-and-trade legislation. In the first, Eric Pooley sells the story that cap-and-trade provisions wouldn?t necessitate…
While most upcoming elections are designed to help set government’s course in 2011, Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York addresses today a race that could have a more immediate…