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On November 3, Floridians voted on a proposed constitutional amendment that would enact a $15 minimum wage. A “yes” vote supported the initiative to increase...

Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, AOC, the Democrat Party, and their radical environmentalist allies are determined to make climate change, the Green New Deal, and replacing fossil fuels with wind, solar, and battery power the centerpiece of their foreign and domestic policies.

By Edward Ring In 2016 the American presidential election was not so much blue state versus red state as blue urban centers versus everywhere else....

"What causes the degrees of divisiveness, anger, and fear among people today ... is that this type of government preempting and co-opting touches matters...

By Richard Ebeling The recent presidential election confirms and reinforces what many political observers and common citizens have increasingly known and noted: Americans are seriously divided...

Covid-19 has seen democratic governments exercising coercive powers over their citizens on a scale never imagined. Their justification: Your freedom is someone else’s risk of catching a potentially fatal disease. They are attempting to use a similar justification for state coercion on environmental protection: Your carbon footprint is my climate change.

Vaccine development is a huge gamble for drug manufacturers, but to motivate and help companies overcome hurdles, the Trump Administration launched a public/private partnership known as Operation Warp Speed.

Several well-funded, environmental advocacy groups lobbied and advised the Obama administration on joining the Paris Climate Agreement without disclosing their close ties to the communist government in Beijing.

Americans faced a crucial choice during this week’s presidential election—a choice that will remain regardless of who is ultimately declared the winner of the...

Energy divides the Left and Right, but not in the most obvious way. The Left sees energy as a means of controlling society and the “commanding heights” of the economy, to use a Leninist phrase. The Right tends to see energy as an important sector of the economy, but not an economic control knob – with one important exception: Donald Trump.