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Climate Change Environment/Energy

De Blasio’s ‘Glass Skyscraper Ban’ Reveals Dark Agenda of Climate Movement

written by James Taylor

Budgets/Taxes
Welcome to the 1930s

by Edmund Contoski May 23, 2018

President Trump fired the opening salvo in a trade war—reminiscent of the 1930s trade war from the Smoot-Hawley Act, which prolonged the Great Depression—when he announced he will impose tariffs of 25% and 10% on imported steel and aluminum.

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Economics
Protecting American Workers?

by Daniel Sutter March 13, 2018

Will tariffs on imported steel and aluminum help or harm US workers?

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Budgets/Taxes

Left Critical of Trump Steel Tariffs—Does This Mean They’ll Then Scrap the “Tariff” Economy They Helped Create?

written by Todd Gabel

Environment/Energy Featured
Clean Green Batteries?

by Viv Forbes December 15, 2016

Greens and technically challenged scribes apparently believe that battery-powered cars and planes are exciting new clean “zero-emissions” vehicles.

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The De-Industrial Revolution Spreads

by Viv Forbes April 12, 2016

The industrial revolution started in Britain with inventors and entrepreneurs using coal to drive steam engines and make iron and steel. Generations have benefitted.

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Conservatives Face Moment of Truth in Culture Wars December 13, 2019
Will Heartland audiences make 'No Safe Spaces,' 'Richard Jewell' box office hits? Here's why that matters.
Greta Thunberg Is the Perfect Hero for an Unserious Time December 13, 2019
Has there ever been a less consequential person picked to be Time Magazine's Person of the Year? I doubt it.
Deep State ‘Serving the Greater Good’ December 11, 2019
The FBI has a long history of disregard for constitutional rights, whether out of self-righteousness or cold cynicism.
EU states reject green finance law in setback for climate goals December 11, 2019
The setback came on the same day the EU commission unveiled plans to make the bloc greener and drastically cut carbon emissions.
Greta Thunberg 'ignored' by world leaders at climate summit, admits protests have achieved 'nothing' December 10, 2019
Speaking with reporters, Thunberg said her calls for action on the climate have been ignored and admitted her protests have achieved "nothing."
Democrats’ latest impeachment line: Investigating corruption is ‘election interference’ December 10, 2019
In 11 months, the American people will be able to boot Trump from office if they believe he is unfit. So why should the political class be permitted to pre-empt…
6 Takeaways From the IG Report on FBI's Spying on Trump Campaign December 10, 2019
Michael Horowitz’s report does answer many questions and verifies some suspicions about the initial FBI investigation, dubbed Crossfire Hurricane.
The Danger of Making Ruthlessness Seem Reasonable - Ricochet December 9, 2019
It’s easy to chuckle when a self-important 16-year-old girl explains the world is ending. It may be ridiculous, but it’s not funny. These people are dangerous.
Impeachment Charade, Faculty Lounge Edition December 9, 2019
Madison, Hamilton, Washington. These are the same people the left would like to see dethroned, their statues knocked over by screaming college kids.
The Truth About the New Food Stamp Work Requirements’ Effects December 9, 2019
The Trump administration on Wednesday released a final rule strengthening work requirements in the food stamp program. Predictably, it set off alarms on the…