Donald Trump has a chance to free the energy sector from regulations that drive up costs and prevent energy independence.
As he visited a hurricane-stricken area, President Donald Trump suggested disbanding FEMA (the Federal Emergency Management Agency).
Trump will visit California to observe the damage the wildfires have done - but will he and Gov. Gavin Newsom get along?
The city of Chicago will pay fifty-five percent of a settlement of a free-speech lawsuit against one of its aldermen.
The President alone can't tame the national debt; all three branches must recommit to the Constitution, not to unconstitutional spending.
America was once the manufacturing capital of the world. It can, and must, become so again, and Trump might have the right team to do it.
President Trump inherits a government that set itself up for fraud on a grand scale, through a program he signed into law.
Many in Central Asia must rely on traditional energy (wood, lump coal, or unmentionables) that is mis-labeled as renewable energy.
The Congressional Budget Office has lowered its projections for American population growth and predicts natural decline.
The head of GOPAC gives his endorsement of Chris Wright for the post of Secretary of Energy, calling him an advocate for humanity.