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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service removed gray wolves from the Endangered Species List, turning management of wolf populations over to the states where they reside.

“[Lockdowns are] nuclear bombs for a gnat,” Motley said. “We haven’t destroyed the village in order to save it. We’ve just destroyed the village.”

"There has been a concerted effort to clock doctors who actually treat COVID patients from compassionately using their ‘off label’ prescription rights for early treatment protocols. Why?”

By Bethany Blankley Lawsuits remain ongoing in several states alleging election irregularities and fraud, and improperly followed state and federal procedures, which could impact how...

Governors who locked down their state in response to the COVID-19 pandemic have wreaked havoc on their economies without reducing death or hospitalization rates.

By Robert Davis Colorado’s highway system ranks 38th in overall performance and cost-effectiveness in a nationwide report on highways. Colorado's ranking in the Reason Foundation's Annual Highway Report represents a two-spot...

McCullough stated there has not been just government culpability with the effort to discredit HCQ and early intervention, but malfeasance at the academic level.

By Dave Fidlin With critiques of timeliness and manner of reporting data, New Jersey ranked toward the bottom of an organization’s recent study of how...

By Fred Lucas  The CEOs of Twitter and Facebook returned Tuesday to Capitol Hill, this time to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee. While focused on...

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.