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Despite President Joe Biden’s February 24th vocal concerns about America’s growing dependence on unreliable foreign sources for the supply chain of materials and products to support electric cars, pharmaceuticals, hospital supplies to address the COVID-19 pandemic, and military hardware, his actions are directly opposite of his vocal concerns, as they are encouraging national security concerns.

Research indicates, President Joe Biden’s executive order placing a halt on new natural gas and oil leases on public lands is likely to compromise the funding of public schools in eight Western states.

By The Antiplanner In 1964, the Japanese National Railways (JNR) was on a roll. The state-owned but largely unsubsidized company had just finished seven years of uninterrupted profits. Moreover,...

Indiana’s House of Representatives passed a bill that, if it becomes law, would prohibit municipalities and other local governments in the state from banning natural gas hookups for new businesses and homes, for heat, cooking, or other uses.

A group of Republican governors sent a letter to President Joe Biden February 22, asking him to rescind an executive order he issued halting new leases for oil and gas development on federal land.

"Fifty states experimented with responses to the virus, and the verdict is in: The big blue states got crushed." Last week, I visited South Florida...

"The succession struggle in the GOP is now underway. But as for now, Donald Trump is The Man, and he is not going anywhere." "Our...

The folly of chasing renewable energy as a means of mitigating “climate change” is making itself abundantly clear today in Texas. When will politicians wake up and realize that renewable energy almost always results in unreliable energy?

By Kelsey Bolar Even Dolly Parton can’t escape the wrath of the woke elite. After debuting her first-ever Super Bowl ad, where she flips the lyrics...

Stock markets, the banking and financial system, and regulators of them should be leery of requiring companies and banks to account for extremely speculative climate risks, decades into the future. When financial regulators and central bankers start playing climate politics under the guise of promoting financial stability, they lose focus on their core responsibility.