Friday, the 27th of January, is Holocaust Remembrance Day. The theme this year is “Memory, Dignity and Justice.” It’s fitting in so many ways, especially when the first victims of the Holocaust are considered. As part of a trip to ...
American consumers are already reaping the whirlwind from the Biden administration’s deliberate sacrifice of American energy independence on the altar of green energy’s false promises. Whether at the pump or at the supermarket, Americans are seeing their disposable incomes eaten away ...
The Biden administration’s plan to use the administrative regulatory state to further what the president has called the “incredible transition” to green energy hit a speed bump with the Supreme Court’s June 30 ruling reining in the Environmental Agency’s (EPA) authority to ...
As we approach another year’s tax filing deadline, let’s take a moment to marvel at how truly idiotic the tax code has become. In its zeal to maximize revenue while advancing social good, Congress has created a code that produces ...
The federal government’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic highlights the urgency of reforming federal health research agencies, say critics. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC); the CDC’s parent agency, the National Institutes of Health (NIH); and the U.S ...
Moving rapidly to transition the United States away from fossil fuels in the name of combatting climate change, the Biden administration is employing a mix of executive authority and legislative action to force the transformation. While much attention is focused on ...
The Biden White House’s March 29 announcement that it will expedite development of offshore wind projects along the Atlantic Coast of the United States underscores the administration’s commitment to move the nation away from fossil fuels to increased dependence on ...
The nation reached a significant milestone in late February, with media outlets reporting that the number of Americans who have died from COVID-19 passed the 500,000 mark. Such a death toll is deeply disturbing. But is it accurate? A recent ...
A group of genes passed down from human cousins who went extinct 50,000 years ago explains why inhabitants of certain regions of the world are far more susceptible to COVID-19 than people living elsewhere, according to new interdisciplinary research. Two ...
As European countries ponder the reimposition of lockdowns and other drastic measures to confront a second wave of COVID-19, and U.S. officials fear a similar outbreak on this side of the Atlantic, China—where the pandemic originated—has decided to change the ...
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Melissa Ortiz: Lost Lessons of the Holocaust
It’s Time To Turn The Tables On Our Would-Be Climate Overlords
SCOTUS Left A Bitter Pill To Swallow In One Of Its Key Rulings. Here’s Why
To Promote Fairness, Scrap the Tax Code
CDC’s Performance During Pandemic Sparks Calls for Reform
Radical 30 X 30 Plan Will Ensure That This Land Will No Longer Be Your Land
Cybersecurity of Wind Power a Growing Concern
Study: CDC Manipulated COVID-19 Deaths, Violated Federal Laws
Ancient Migration Patterns Offer Explanation for Unequal Susceptibility to COVID-19
Beijing Presents Itself as Climate Steward as China-Borne Pandemic Continues to Rage