Opinion
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America to Ford: Your Electric Trucks Can Drop Dead
Opinion -With sales of the F150 Lightning tanking, Ford has now canceled all dealer stock orders for the vehicle -
As Kids Return to School, Chatter About COVID-19 School Shutdowns Should Worry Parents.
Opinion -Is the left building the case for another round of school shutdowns? As children throughout the country head back to classrooms, mothers and fathers are correct in worrying that they might again be forced to restructure their lives amid renewed talk of school shutdowns. -
Lighting the Way to More Government
Opinion -The breakthrough invention of Thomas Edison that brought civilization out of the whale oil age and transformed the lives of billions, is now considered one of many everyday conveniences that are destroying the planet. -
Conservatives Pretending Big Tech Isn’t Anti-Conservative Are An Embarrassment
Opinion -Editorial -Big Tech firms are legally protected from often valid claims of wrongdoing because legislators and policymakers on both sides of the aisle are in their pocket. -
AOC and Bernie Jump the Shark with Loan Shark Prevention Act
Opinion -Editorial -Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) recently introduced the Loan Shark Prevention Act, which they claim will end the plague of unfettered, unscrupulous usury in the United States. -
Pro-Net Neutrality Big Tech – Is with Conservatives as Anti-Neutrality as You Can Get
Opinion -Editorial -Network Neutrality is absolutely awful policy. It is a huge government imposition on the entirety of the Internet. It has zero business being even considered - by any nation laying even the remotest claim to being a free market economy. -
Are America’s AWOL Workers Playing Video Games?
Opinion -Editorial -The Great Recession and its aftermath produced a sharp decline in employment. Almost eight million more Americans would be working today if the labor force participation rate were unchanged from 2007. -
A Young Person’s Guide to Energy Conservation
Opinion -Energy has long lost media attention; so we no longer think about ways we use energy and its effect on national policy or our pocketbooks. However, problems of energy supply we deemed a crisis in the 1970’s are still with us. -
Facing the Realities of Renewable Energy
Opinion -The thirst for renewable energy is nearly unquenchable, but inefficiencies inherent in renewable power production and high costs relative to traditional forms of energy have long prevented widespread utilization. -
New Efficiency Standards Could Mean the End for Compact Fluorescent Lights
Opinion -The compact fluorescent bulb (CFL) may soon be extinct, thanks to a new rule imposed by the Department of Energy (DOE) that increases energy efficiency standards for light bulbs. -
How Much a Month Are You Willing to Pay to Subsidize Netflix and Google?
Opinion -$20? $40? $80? How much a month extra do you want to pay for your Internet service – so that companies like Netflix and Google don’t have to pay for theirs?Wait – you’re saying you don’t want to carry these mega-companies? That’s certainly understandable. -
A University the Football Team Can Be Proud Of
Opinion -In the early glory days of University Oklahoma football – just after the school had won its first mythical national championship – then-University President Dr. George L. -
A Young Person’s Guide to Energy Conservation
Opinion -Energy has long lost the attention of the media, so we no longer think about ways we use energy and its effect on national policy or our pocketbooks. -
Message to EPA—“You Have Done Enough” Let Them Know Your Thoughts
Opinion -For years the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has been issuing onerous rules applying to the use of fossil fuels that has caused increases in energy prices and contributed to the economic malaise that has befallen the country since the end of the -
Organizations Explore Cheap, Home-Based Early Childhood Development
Opinion -By age 3, a child’s brain is 80 percent developed, researchers say. It’s 90 percent developed by age 5. -
Obama Administration Wants to Party on the Internet Like It’s 1934
Opinion -Eighty years ago. The depths of the Great Depression. Democrat President Franklin Delano Roosevelt blindly flailing around, throwing ever more government-centric “solutions” at the growing list of problems. -
Media Marxists Persuading the Government to Execute its Hugest Internet Power Grab Yet
Opinion -Allow me to (re)introduce you to the hardcore Leftists rabble rousing for a full-on government takeover of the World Wide Web. -
Thorner: Com Ed’s Smart Meters Poke Holes In Privacy Walls
Opinion -Historical background: It was on January 17, 2008 that President Obama said, "Under my plan of a cap-and-trade system, electricity rates would necessarily skyrocket." Cap-and-Trade legislation was voted down in the U.S. -
Science Council Debunks More Environment Scares from 2013
Opinion -The American Council on Science and Health has identified its “Top 13 health scares of 2013,” with a majority of the false health scares catering to environmental activism. -
Science Council Debunks Top Environment and Health Scares from 2013
Opinion -The American Council on Science and Health has identified its “Top 13 health scares of 2013,” with a majority of the false health scares catering to environmental activism. -
If You Like Your Light Bulb, You Can’t Keep Your Light Bulb
Opinion -Americans will be feeling a new and unexpected pain of government overregulation before they vote in November. -
Why Are the Media’s ‘Consumer Interest Groups’ So Leftist and Anti-Consumer?
Opinion -The Media’s double standard when describing political advocacy organizations is as obvious as it is unsurprising. The Media rarely if ever identify Leftist entities as Leftist - instead assigning them non-ideological descriptives. -
If You Like Your Light Bulb, You Can’t Keep Your Light Bulb
Opinion -Americans will be feeling a new and unexpected pain of government overregulation before they vote in November. -
The Secret Danger Liberals Don’t Want You to Know: Fracking is Safe
Opinion -Hydraulic fracturing started out as an “exploding torpedo” back in 1865. Today, nearly 150 years later, the actual process has made giant technological strides, but now, it's the topic that’s explosive.