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By Danielle Butcher Franz During his State of the Union Address last week, President Biden rightly proclaimed that American supply chains must begin in America. While referring specifically...

World governments have repeatedly sworn to achieve net-zero, but additional critical mineral mines are needed to reach that goal. By J. Peter Pham The message from...

By Jack McEvoy The world’s second-largest asset manager Vanguard announced Wednesday that it was leaving the Net-Zero Asset Managers initiative (NZAM), a collective of financial...

Under the banner of ESG (environmental, social and governance) investing, the West’s capital is being deployed to create an artificial shortage of oil and gas produced by its companies and reward non-Western oil and gas producers such as Russia and Iran with higher prices. In doing so, the West is undermining its own security interests.

Companies are making big investments in green energy technologies in the expectation that government mandates, handouts, and incentives will flow into their coffers.

Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker signed legislation committing the state to taking “aggressive action” on climate change” by achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

As the Fed's monetary tightening continues, the economy keeps resisting the usual contraction. Will that continue? This monthly update includes an analysis of the relationship...

Bull market continues, inflation persists, and the Fed keeps selling securities ($1.5 trillion so far) to gradually reduce the money supply. by Robert Genetski The Week...

Cost-effective rural Internet service delivered by private-sector providers without costly federal subsidies. by Robert Poole Broadband internet service is now seen as a 21st-century necessity, just...

When politicians go green, vowing zero carbon, the public should see red. We all want to protect the environment. But lefty pols are making reckless...