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The SEC violates its authorizing statute and all its earlier principles with its new climate disclosure rule, and invites challenge.
Biden's ObamaCare expansions could cost another $383 billion that the country can scarcely afford at a time of record debt.
So-called green energy runs counter to the very principles of conservation, and thus do far more harm to than good for the environment.
Cities shamelessly misused federal Weed and Seed funds to pay for such frivolous pursuits as soccer games and corrugated cardboard shredding.
State and federal mandates for electrification are all the rage, but the infrastructure doesn't exist, and restriction will happen instead.
The Urban Government Center of Louisville, Kentucky, stands empty, without a buyer - so taxpayers must pay to maintain and guard it.
America needs a positive energy agenda, one that emphasizes more energy rather than less, and promotes sound engineering.
The SEC's climate disclosure rule does not serve investors and serves instead to diminish the supply of energy for the country.
Natural gas lobbyists lie about coal, talking about pollution that doesn't exist or is far less than believed, to win a spuriious acceptance.
Social Security might pay more for disability than a recipient might earn at work, and return-to-work rules are too complex.
