This is a very good idea: In the interest of full disclosure, the AP should release the names of the "more than 100 top climate researchers" they attempted to contact to review "An Inconvenient Truth." AP should also name all ...
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Peyton Knight has a column on TownHall.com in which he examines the newly-proposed "Journey Through Hallowed Ground National Heritage Area." National Heritage Areas often are marketed as the kinds of things everyone whould be for, but Peyton points out that ...
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I realize we live in an era in which people will publish nearly anything without a sense of shame, but even by that standard, this seems excessive. I assume there is profit in it for them somehow, but I don't ...
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Bizzy Blog is covering the negotiations and other news from New London, Connecticut, almost by the hour. Plenty there -- please take a look. Also included: Bizzy's (Tom's) take on President Bush's property rights Executive Order today ...
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In so many ways does the mainstream press demean conservatives who work on environmental issues. In this Los Angeles Times piece by Jim Puzzanghera, conservatives wary of the Henry Paulson nomination are described as "causing problems" for Paulson because Paulson ...
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Quick on the heels of its recommendation that conservatives support the Senate pro-amnesty immigration bill (for political rather than principled reasons, yet), the Weekly Standard is apparently laying the groundwork for a change in the conservative position on global warming ...
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Following up my post about the Weekly Standard's green praise of Treasury Secretary-designate Henry Paulson, I'm recommending this Grist article about Paulson, which says "Paulson also worked with environmental groups including the World Resources Institute and the Natural Resources Defense ...
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Following up my post about the Weekly Standard's green praise of Treasury Secretary-designate Henry Paulson, I'm recommending this Grist article about Paulson, which says "Paulson also worked with environmental groups including the World Resources Institute and the Natural Resources Defense ...
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No, no, no. The line was "largely poor, uneducated, and easy to command." Glenn Reynolds may have read Michael Kinsley. That's always a bit of a risk.s ...
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"Juneteenth" - the oldest and most recognized commemoration of the end of slavery in the United States - is June 19.  On this day set aside for reflection on the struggle for freedom and the ongoing quest for self-empowerment, members ...
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