Uncle Joe can’t blame gas pains on an industry he’s destroying
As America's recent energy independence from Middle East oil fades from memory, fuel and electricity prices skyrocket.
As America's recent energy independence from Middle East oil fades from memory, fuel and electricity prices skyrocket.
Mismanagement of our energy economy will cause pain for us all.
Europe's anti-carbon policy offers ''Green New Disaster'' lessons for America as soaring energy prices and crippling shortages have rippled across the Atlantic.
The EV numbers don't add up.
The Left is slamming through its energy agenda and wrecking power grids in the process.
The rule required communities to build government-prescribed numbers of multi-family low-income housing units throughout residential neighborhoods as an eligibility condition for HUD development grants
Climate Envoy Kerry is right up there among the most consequential internal security threats our nation has ever known.
Last year, China built over three times as much new coal power capacity as all other countries in the world combined — the equivalent of one large coal plant per week.
The hydrocarbon industry, which supplies about 80% of U.S. and world energy — compared with wind and solar combined which account for less than 3% — took big back-to-back hits from environmental activists last week.
Didn't Biden promise to draw a contrast between himself and Trump by vowing there would be no more "rolling over in the face of Russia's aggressive actions"?
California's middle class is taking flight.
President Barack Obama’s Energy Department Chief Scientist Steven Koonin’s soon-to-be-published book will discuss information that the public really needs to have regarding grossly overheated “climate crisis” media hype.
Why should any freedom-loving civilization — much less America — give any consideration to opting for a system of government that inevitably oppresses and impoverishes its citizens?
Texas just sent a very chilling message to the rest of the nation.
Can you still reach back into your mind and heart to remember what it was like being a child? Maybe there were some of those times you would prefer to forget–periods and events when rose-colored glasses won’t quite work their full magic — but overall, weren’t you lucky as hell? Whether immigrant or home-grown, doesn’t living in America warrant some special gratitude? And didn’t those American experiences — those privileges — have a lot to do in a good way with whom you became? I can’t help but wonder and worry how today’s American culture–an environment impacted by the COVID-19 shutdowns, virtual social isolation, national disrespect, and [...]