Instead of alleviating prices, Obama and company are battling in court to keep energy costs high.  Prior to the BP oil spill, the Interior Department processed drilling permits in about two weeks.  Since the spill, wait times are four months ...
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Can you spot the bias? From the New York Times, a March 8 report by John M. Broder, "At House E.P.A. Hearing, Both Sides Claim Science": In an effort to support the E.P.A.'s regulatory power, committee Democrats rounded up five ...
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Expect the Food and Drug Administration to soon embark on an effort to ban menthol cigarettes — likely creating upheaval on par with the Prohibition era in the process. After recently criminalizing the tiny trade in flavored cigarettes, the FDA ...
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According to The Hill, Democrats think Republicans want members of Congress, their staff, and visitors to  drink from dangerous cups. Really. Nine Democrats, in a letter to Speaker John Boehner, wrote that they are worried about the danger caused by ...
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Noting the tea party movement is accommodating to blacks by its very nature of promoting small government, lower taxes and the rule of law, Project 21 chairman Mychal Massie says that “it is their prerogative” as to whether or not ...
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Like many in the climate skeptic community, I've long been aware and appreciative of the work of Dr. Art Robinson. It was with concern, then, that I read today's WorldNetDaily article by Dr. Robinson alleging that faculty administrators at Oregon ...
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Are New York City schools killing kids?  Representative Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) and plaintiffs’ lawyers sure seem to think so.  But they have the science all wrong. As I write in today’s New York Post: They’re using junk-science alarmism to pressure ...
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Since I was young, I have read nearly every column by award-winning sportswriter Rick Reilly.  His February 19th column will be my last. Growing up, I eagerly awaited each new edition of Sports Illustrated.  When it arrived, I was the first ...
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Washington, D.C. – Members of the Project 21 black leadership network strongly disagree with the President's contention, as reported in the new book Family of Freedom: Presidents and African Americans in the White House, that the tea parties are motivated ...
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After numerous efforts to secure their participation went ignored, Project 21 chairman Mychal Massie went ahead with a long-planned debate against civil rights establishment leaders Al Sharpton, Marc Morial and Walter Fauntroy over allegations the trio has made against the tea ...
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