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Biden’s Latest War on Energy Will Increase Carbon Emissions

The Biden administration should reconsider its push to halt LNG while it still can.

We Can Reform Social Security without Hurting Those Who Need It Most

We just need a shared baseline of knowledge about the program first.

For energy and tech innovation, look to Wyoming

When you believe in the power of innovation, so-called problems are actually future business opportunities. That’s the story of a pioneering company, Crusoe Energy Systems, which is using a waste product from the oil and natural gas industry to make waves in the technology sector. And it wouldn’t have happened without Wyoming’s willingness to explore […]

Qatar can’t have it both ways

It has been almost 150 days since the deadly massacre in which 1,200 people were brutally murdered. But for many, the horror of Oct. 7 continues, as more than 130 hostages, some of them already dead, remain in captivity in Gaza. This is unacceptable. In recent weeks, a growing number of European policymakers have started […]

Tom Suozzi has lessons for Biden. Will the president listen? 

By tacking to the right on immigration and crime and shunning progressive dogma, Suozzi was able to win back independents in his district.

Bolton: Navalny’s murder demonstrates Putin’s confidence

Killing Navalny is evidence that Putin feels back on top, confident in his rule, untroubled about either domestic or international pushback.

Russian probe into Navalny death extended amid cover-up accusations

An investigation into the death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has been extended amid accusations of a cover-up. Kira Yarmysh, a spokesperson for Navalny, said on Monday that Russian authorities informed Navalny’s mother and his lawyers that the probe into the activist’s death has been extended. Authorities also said the cause of his death...

Black history is under attack — unfortunately, that’s nothing new  

February is supposed to be a time to celebrate Black history. But in recent years, that history has come under attack.

Haley says she’d pardon Trump if he’s convicted

Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley said late Sunday that, if elected to the White House, she would pardon former President Trump if he’s convicted of a federal crime. Asked the question directly by an audience member at a Fox News town hall in South Carolina, where she once served as governor, Haley said a pardon...

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