Africa resists policies that promote primitive farming and energy, and making muffins out of flies.

Wealthy countries seem to be oblivious to the humanity atrocities and environmental degradation occurring in other countries to support bizarre environmental policies and the need for athletic entertainment.

Teachers unions finally have some competition in all-important school board races.

Many called the payoff a form of white-collar welfare since only wealthier Americans can even go to college in the first place. Yet Biden stuck to it, knowing it would win over liberal elitists.

Let’s hope climate talks finally come to grips with energy, scientific and economic reality.

The climate damage narrative has now come to bite the developed countries, and bite them really hard.

Murders in the United States have soared by 34% over the past few years. Yet, certain Democratic politicians and media outlets are downplaying this problem.

Maybe Newsom will produce a plan in the next four years to finance the billions of dollars for the roads being used by EV’s or just pass that problem on to his predecessor.

As SCOTUS contemplates the future of affirmative action, the teachers unions try to save the race-based admission policies.

Economics recognizes scarcity and the ensuing tradeoffs as unavoidable. Choices must be made even when facing terrible tradeoffs.

We the People have an unassailable right to state our opinions.

Who would have guessed that a UN COP would turn into a promotion point for fossil fuel development?

In light of recent test scores and the proliferation of CRT, America’s future is not promising.

Will the developed country teams jointly admit to causing the world’s bad weather? Unimaginable liability looms.

All-natural, not so long ago, hugely destructive, and a repeat would devastate people and planet.

As you may have seen in the national news over the past week, State-by-State scores on  the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) — what the media like to call the “Nation’s Report Card” — are the worst they’ve been in 30 years.

The death of liberalism has been hailed or feared for well over a century now.

On Election Day, education must be an important consideration for voters.