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Canada’s wildfires continue to burn, and with smoke from those fires darkening the skies in the United States, the mainstream media are covering it extensively.

The state of Utah has filed suit in the United States Supreme Court against the federal government over the millions of acres the government holds and has made inaccessible to the people of Utah.

By Randy Bracht (The Center Square) – Three congressional members from Pacific Northwest have introduced bipartisan measures which aim to improve coordination between local, state,...

By Edward Ring Even by national standards, state ballot initiative campaigns in California are big time politics. You can run a campaign for U.S. Senator...

Guest Post by The Antiplanner Fed by high winds, a wildfire about 50 miles from Antiplanner headquarters in Camp Sherman blew up on Sunday, burning 34,000 acres in a...

After starting the largest wildfire in New Mexico's recorded history, the U.S. government is now asking victims of the fire who lost everything to share recovery costs, despite President Joe Biden promising the government would cover 100 percent of the costs.

A refreshing article in the Washington Examiner demonstrates what I have repeatedly said for more than a decade: climate change does not pose an “existential threat.”

The National Interagency Fire Center, the keeper of U.S. wildfire data for decades, tracking both the number of wildfires and acreage burned all the way back to 1926, has now “disappeared” a portion of the data, in order to make it appear wildfire numbers and severity are worsening in response to climate change.

Poor forest management, not climate change, is responsible for the catastrophic wildfires the Western United States has recently experienced.

By now, this is a familiar story. California is a failed state. Thanks to years of progressive mismanagement and neglect, the cities are lawless...