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A commonsense solution to our nation’s energy dilemma

As two Americans focused on energy issues, one as a member of Congress and another as an entrepreneur, we often find ourselves in debates about how to best power society in the 21st century. While many of these debates focus on things such as the price of electricity, the truth is America is facing a […]

The SEC moves to regulate the future of farming

America’s farmers and ranchers work best when the government lets them do their jobs without unnecessary interference. Unfortunately, over the years, federal agencies have seized on new opportunities to regulate them. Since President Joe Biden has been in office, these agencies have been weaponized by environmentalists who are imposing job-crushing regulations in pursuit of an […]

Democrats need to replace their own radicalization, not Sotomayor

Starting to panic over President Joe Biden’s sinking chances in November, Democrats are starting to lower the lifeboats as the ship lists dangerously to port. One of the first they would like to send off is Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor.  An increasing number of leftist activists have begun to call publicly for Sotomayor’s retirement, […]

The West must ostracize not reward hostage takers

The moral clarity with which President Joe Biden approached the Hamas attack on Israel six months ago is no more. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and national security adviser Jake Sullivan began backtracking almost as soon as Biden delivered his speech. Hamas might be a designated terrorist group, but moral equivalence, personal animosity toward Israel’s […]

Why it is good that fewer people are going to college

Many of us grew up hearing about the need to go to college. Parents, teachers, and neighbors tended to reinforce that a bachelor’s degree would open the doors to career and personal success. Lack of a college degree, by contrast, would limit our ability to make a good wage, live in a good neighborhood, and […]

Democrats will have to choose between immigrants and budget cuts

Budget cuts may be coming in Massachusetts, thanks to that state’s handouts to immigrants. Massachusetts House Speaker Ron Mariano, a Democrat, recently hinted that budget cuts may come in fiscal 2026 in order to fund the state’s emergency shelter system. That system now costs the state $75 million per month (and is increasing). “Every program that we […]

Trump fires back after judge expands gag order: ‘This judge should be recused’

Former President Trump lashed out against the New York judge overseeing his hush money criminal trial Tuesday, after he expanded a gag order in the case, arguing it is not fair when others "can talk about" him. "I just was informed that another corrupt New York Judge, Juan Merchan, GAGGED me so that I can...

9/11 makes the case for a Department of Treatment and Recovery

Just as 9/11 ushered in a new era of terrorism, the explosion of synthetic opioids such as illicitly manufactured fentanyl has fundamentally changed the nature of the drug trade.

Trump rips New York fraud case after posting $175M bond

Former President Trump railed against his New York civil fraud case and those involved Monday, calling it a "fabricated election interference con job" just hours after he posted a $175 million bond in the case. In a lengthy post on Truth Social Monday night, Trump argued the judgement will harm New York and called for...

Sam Bankman-Fried’s penalty has been handed down, but when will we finally crack down on crypto?  

FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried and Binance’s Changpeng Zhao have officially joined the 2024 graduating class of corporate felons, but they surely won’t be the only crypto executives in that club. Unfortunately, without oversight, we won’t know who the other members are until after their companies similarly explode.

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