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Thomas Catenacci of the Washington Free Beacon highlights a dubious legal complaint. A first-of-its-kind lawsuit accusing some of the nation’s largest oil companies of causing global warming and therefore causing…
Meghan Blonder writes for the Washington Free Beacon about the left’s legal strategy in its fight against oil and gas production. Last summer, the leaders of Multnomah County—the liberal Oregon…
You wouldn’t know it by looking at North Carolina, but the Republican Party has fared well in recent elections for governor nationwide. Dan McLaughlin offers details at National Review Online.…
Mark Hemingway writes for Real Clear Investigations about the origins of a dangerous left-wing group. Antifa is, in fact, hard to pin down. It has no known leaders, no address,…
Emily Larsen of the Washington Examiner highlights the fact that the 2020 presidential race is getting much less attention than one might expect. For those outside the Washington, D.C., Beltway…
Mitch Hall argues in a Federalist column that extended COVID-19 lockdowns encourage him and other Millennials to vote with their feet. [I]f local leaders prolong shelter-in-place rules with no end…
Matt Lewis writes for the Daily Beast about two high-profile Democratic politicians and their cultural appropriation. Elizabeth Warren wants to be Native American. Robert Francis O’Rourke wants to be Latino.…
Michael Barone of the Washington Examiner explains why new census data suggest the 2010s could line up more closely with President Trump’s vision of America than with his predecessor’s. The…
Thomas Donlan of Barron’s writes in the latest issue about a “modest proposal to study the possible sale of the Tennessee Valley Authority.” The president’s budget message calls for a…
I trust by now you’re heard about the Chevy Volt, that Yugo of the 21st century, the flagship vehicle of the green nanny state, that utter failure. The electric fire…
This incident, reported by Fox News, ably demonstrates the counterproductive outcomes that arise when government officials meddle with the incentives of producers: Wind farms in the Pacific Northwest — built with…
Studying government is the art of saying “That’s the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard!” twelve times a day and sincerely meaning each one. — Jon Sanders So … the Obama…