The Guardian view on a water crisis: targets need to be binding | Editorial
By The Guardian
The global response to an escalating water crisis…
➔ iBiden’s latest target in his war on appliances: air conditioning units
By New York Post
The Energy Department has turned its attention to…
➔ iOpinion: Suddenly the U.S. is facing a problem we thought we'd solved: Rampant child labor
By Los Angeles Times
Trying to make up for the labor shortage by…
➔ iThe House GOP Moves on Energy
By The Wall Street Journal
Will Democrats in swing districts and states…
➔ iWhat's John Kerry Doing in Mexico?
By The Wall Street Journal
He certainly hasn’t been representing the…
➔ iAuthor Jeannette Walls’ talks new book ‘Hang the Moon’
By New York Post
Walls living in a basement, a bucket for a…
➔ iThe Guardian view on how Covid began: look to the future | Editorial
By The Guardian
The row over whether the pandemic started with a…
➔ iCalifornia politicians and regulators vs. the public
By American Thinker
Cities and regions across the country should…
➔ iOil Companies’ Obscene Profits
By The Nation
Peter Kuper The entire planet pays the…
➔ iEditorial: Sunlight can help California rein in Big Oil's greed
By Los Angeles Times
A deal to address gas price gouging by…
➔ iRussia Has the Hydrocarbons, but China Has the Cash
By Foreign Policy
Moscow is stumbling on energy diplomacy even now.
➔ iXi’s meeting with Putin: Letters to the Editor — March 24, 2023
By New York Post
The Issue: Chinese President Xi Jinping’s…
➔ iThe Fed Tries to Thread the Needle on Interest Rates
By The Wall Street Journal
Powell is keeping up the fight against inflation,…
➔ iHunter Biden used FBI mole named ‘One-Eye’ to tip him off to China probes: tipster
By New York Post
Hunter Biden had an FBI mole named “One-Eye”…
➔ iHow to make the sanctions on Russia really hurt
By The Washington Post
Sanctions have squeezed the economy undergirding…
➔ iBiden family paydays: Letters to the Editor — March 22, 2023
By New York Post
The Issue: Reports that President Biden’s…
➔ iNY lawmakers aim to add more pain to Hochul’s hairshirt energy plans
By New York Post
Gov. Kathy Hochul is moving full-steam-ahead with…
➔ iFirst, Biden was FDR. Now he’s Clinton. (Spoiler alert: He’s neither.)
By The Washington Post
Maybe Joe Biden is just Joe Biden, and maybe…
➔ iWhat It Means to Be Woke
By The New York Times
It boils down to cultural and psychological…
➔ iNet Zero? Never Mind!
By The Wall Street Journal
A small agency in the Energy Department admits…
➔ iArctic oil project is barely a drop in the bucket
By The Washington Post
Drilling venture's expected output is hardly…
➔ iOp-ed: The Silicon Valley Bank bailout won't save the startup economy
By CNBC
America's system for producing innovation has…
➔ iIn a me-first era, my appreciation of women’s sports just keeps growing
By The Washington Post
A certain graciousness and team spirit…
➔ iThe Fed can’t abandon the inflation fight, despite bank turmoil
By The Washington Post
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank was partly…
➔ iThe Guardian view on swimming pools: a public good for everyone | Editorial
By The Guardian
Temporary funding for leisure centres is a step…
➔ iBiden just betrayed the planet – and his own campaign vows | Rebecca Solnit
By The Guardian
Biden promised no more drilling on federal lands,…
➔ iOp-ed: The Silicon Valley Bank collapse bailout won't save the startup economy
By CNBC
America's system for producing innovation has…
➔ iBiden Says Yes to the Willow Oil Project
By The Wall Street Journal
The Administration approves a long-delayed…
➔ iBehind China's Mideastern Diplomacy
By The Wall Street Journal
To keep oil flowing and diminish the U.S.,…
➔ iGoing on the go: Opening a handful of subway station toilets is a very slow start to fixing a big…
By New York Daily News
Twelve subway stations — including Flushing,…
➔ iOpinion: I called for more research on the COVID 'lab leak theory.' Here's what I found out
By Los Angeles Times
Contrary to conclusions by the Department of…
➔ iDoes It Matter Where COVID-19 Came From?
By FiveThirtyEight
The Department of Energy says COVID-19 was caused…
➔ iIsrael risks its economic future in push to the right
By New York Daily News
In 2016, voters in the U.K. opted to leave the…
➔ iOpinion: How taxpayers got stuck with the bill for one abandoned oil and gas well — one of…
By The Denver Post
The 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act…
➔ iThe rank privilege games under AOC’s ‘Tax the rich’ gown
By New York Post
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez comes closer every…
➔ iAfter the East Palestine disaster, Congress needs to pass the Derail Act | Chris Deluzio and Rohit…
By The Guardian
Our legislation will help to address the wrongs…
➔ iGreen Boondoggle, Italian Style
By The Wall Street Journal
A tax-credit scheme for energy efficiency…
➔ iClean energy can be an inexpensive option
By The Washington Post
Virginia's governor should do some research…
➔ iSee South Africa’s energy crisis in four charts
By The Washington Post
Rolling blackouts hold a lesson for emerging…
➔ iOpinion: 2024 could be the year an independent candidate becomes president
By The Denver Post
No Labels’ goal isn’t to spoil…
➔ iThe week in whoppers: The media’s lab-leak oops, WH’s gaslighting on energy and more
By New York Post
The New York Times is finally reporting on the…
➔ iHere’s the real reason the EPA doesn’t want to test for toxins in East Palestine | Stephen…
By The Guardian
The agency is familiar with dioxins, having…
➔ iWhy it costs New York FIVE TIMES what other cities pay to install a toilet
By New York Post
Even a year into Mayor Adams’s “Get stuff…
➔ iFossil fuels kill more people than Covid. Why are we so blind to the harms of oil and gas? |…
By The Guardian
Were we able to perceive afresh the sheer scale…
➔ iLab leak bombshell: Letters to the Editor — Feb. 28, 2023
By New York Post
The Issue: The Department of Energy’s report…
➔ iChina’s Latin American Gold Rush Is All About Clean Energy
By Foreign Policy
Beijing’s not after gold—but lithium.
➔ iTurns out it was the lab-leak deniers who wore the tinfoil hats
By New York Post
A still-classified report from the federal…
➔ iEnergy Dep’t COVID view counts, DEI is poisonous and other commentary
By New York Post
Yes, explains National Review’s Jim Geraghty,…
➔ iMillion-dollar public toilets — fresh proof of how NYC hates progress
By New York Post
A years-in-the-making plan to install five…
➔ iCOVID lab leak is a scandal of media and government censorship
By New York Post
The Wall Street Journal reports that the Energy…
➔ iN.Y. State can make polluters pay
By New York Daily News
Across the country, previously…
➔ iHigher energy bills coming, thanks to Gov. Hochul
By New York Post
On top of all other rate hikes, New York City and…
➔ iResolution to Israel’s turmoil requires Netanyahu’s exit
By Yedioth News
Opinion: With Israeli public being divided by…
➔ iChina’s secret police actively hunting people on US soil
By New York Post
The United States must remain a haven from…
➔ iOhio Train Disaster Exposes Hollowness, Incompetence of Identity-Obsessed Ruling Class
By The Daily Signal
The massive train derailment near East Palestine,…
➔ iEditorial: Carvalho's first report card as LAUSD superintendent: a few stumbles, but he can do…
By Los Angeles Times
Alberto Carvalho enters his second year at the…
➔ iThe Ukraine War Lesson Europe Refuses to Learn
By The Wall Street Journal
The Continent is taking national security…
➔ iThe Guardian view on post-Covid welfare: needs more progressive experiments | Editorial
By The Guardian
Sadiq Khan’s free school meal plan ought to be…
➔ iHow Biden’s Ukraine strategy benefits from Republican opposition
By The Washington Post
The president's caution runs counter to his…
➔ iCEO at one of the largest energy companies details the need for ‘automated’ restrictions
By American Thinker
PG&E executive Patricia Poppe expresses her…
➔ iThe lies government will tell to force green energy
By American Thinker
Is it any wonder that the people have so little…
➔ iThe Observer view on the war in Ukraine, one year on: an even more dangerous phase may await |…
By The Guardian
As Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s country braces for…
➔ iA place to work means more work: Why making my company’s HQs in Midtown is paying off
By New York Daily News
Thirty years ago, I moved to New York City to…
➔ iBest way to save money? Just eat two meals, says the Wall Street Journal! | Arwa Mahdawi
By The Guardian
Our current stage of capitalism demands that poor…
➔ iLithium Reserves Will Give India a Boost—Eventually
By Foreign Policy
The find will help fuel Indian manufacturing and…
➔ iProgressive Group Roiled by Accusations Diversity Leader Misrepresented Her Ethnic Background
By The Intercept
The controversy at the American Friends Service…
➔ iOpinion: Xcel bills have never been higher but we are here to help
By The Denver Post
We’ve heard from you that, during this cold…
➔ iOpinion: Small modular nuclear reactors could solve Colorado’s carbon problem
By The Denver Post
Five years ago, the General Assembly passed a…
➔ iGreta Thunberg: How should global leaders use trillions of dollars to combat climate change?
By Los Angeles Times
Governments aren't investing enough in green…
➔ iMy kids need to know that Black is brilliance. So we go to museums.
By The Washington Post
A good Black museum reminds us that no bit of…
➔ iTurn up the heat on Putin — and show him he can’t defeat Ukraine
By New York Post
The boiled frog strategy assumes that Putin will…
➔ iNew geological study proves that the green energy movement is impossible to achieve
By American Thinker
I have horrible news for the devotees: the green…
➔ iNew York needs to make a smart energy future
By New York Daily News
By now many of us have seen this study that’s…
➔ iIt’s a Philly thing: Why the city’s fans over-celebrate
By The Washington Post
We toil honestly, but only rarely achieve…
➔ iSpoiler Alert: Foreign Policy Won’t Be a U.S. Election Issue
By Foreign Policy
The U.S. president’s State of the Union speech…
➔ iOpinion: Ego gates and trophy houses are spoiling Colorado’s views
By The Denver Post
Houses that resemble castles are sprouting on…
➔ iThe Guardian view on Rishi Sunak’s reshuffle: putting the Treasury in charge | Editorial
By The Guardian
The shake-up seems to confirm the Tories are…
➔ iWe don’t need ‘miracle’ technologies to fix the climate. We have the tools now | Mark Z…
By The Guardian
Wind, water and solar energy is cheap, effective…
➔ iEditorial: Oil companies spent millions to keep drilling in neighborhoods. California shouldn't let…
By Los Angeles Times
A referendum to overturn a ban on new oil…
➔ iWind power makers suffer huge losses, want to abandon major project
By American Thinker
The greenies’ dream of “clean”…
➔ iThe Fixed Game of Price Caps on Russian Oil
By The American Conservative
The war in Ukraine serves the purposes of the…
➔ iBanning Gas Stoves by Regulation
By The Wall Street Journal
New Energy Department rules would eliminate most…
➔ iThe blue Midwest is where DeSantis’s school crackdowns ‘go to die’
By The Washington Post
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker and other Democrats…
➔ iCyprus presidential elections crucial for regional oil, gas development - opinion
By The Jerusalem Post
A record-high 14 candidates are in the race for…
➔ iEditorial: Big Oil reaps record profits while the planet burns. California should curb its greed
By Los Angeles Times
Big Oil is posting record profits. It's time for…
➔ iMurphy's Law of Alternative Energy
By The Wall Street Journal
Who could have guessed it would be so hard to…
➔ iEurope’s Hunger for Gas Leaves Poor Countries High and Dry
By Foreign Policy
Rich countries are pursuing energy security at…
➔ i13,000 People From the Niger Delta Just Sued Shell for Years of Oil Spills
By The Intercept
“As we speak, oil is spilling in my community…
➔ iJoe Biden's Big Oil Profits
By The Wall Street Journal
Exxon’s shareholders can thank the President…
➔ iNorway Is Planning to Profit From Climate Change
By Foreign Policy
The oil-rich Nordic country is laying the…
➔ iPresidents' Words of Wisdom
"Labor disgraces no man, but occasionally men disgrace labor."
- Ulysses S. Grant
"While men inhabiting different parts of this vast continent cannot be expected to hold the same opinions, they can unite in a common objective and sustain common principles."
- Franklin Pierce