States like Louisiana and Missouri have decided to abandon BlackRock as they begin to recognize the dark reality behind ESG, noting that there are undeniable realities when it comes to sustainability and...
“I think the furor is a diversion from the two critical issues we can do something about: early treatment with safe repurposed drugs, and the dangers of the ‘vaccines.’”
An property owner in Alabama is fighting the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service over endangered species restrictions placed in his land for to protect a snake that doesn't exist there.
In a case before the U.S. Supreme Court, a Montana man is suing the U.S. Forest Service for breaking an agreement it made with him on property he owns near the Bitterroot Mountains National Forest.
Private insurance plans, which once occupied the commanding heights of health care coverage in the United States, are now being crowded out of the market, losing out to subsidized government programs that are scooping up growing numbers of enrollees.
“Obamacare premiums subsidies rise dollar for dollar with premiums. Insurers know that taxpayers, not their customers, will pay for the premium increases, Nearly one-third of people who are enrolled in Obamacare pay premiums of less than $10 a month. Taxpayers pick up the rest, an average of $524 a month,”
"The Biden DOT’s flagship traffic safety program, Safe Streets and Roads for All, pointedly excludes from eligibility the roads where more than half of U.S. traffic fatalities occur and doubles down on high-cost, low-value treatments favored by many environmentalists and mass-transit activists,"
The IRA’s supporters point to the savings to seniors resulting from the new law’s Medicare provisions, but many of these won’t take effect for years and will come with trade-offs.
