No candy for you
The New Jersey bleedout continues. ExxonMobil and Samsung are running for the exits. Joining them this week is candy and…
The California regulation industry
Susan and Joe Meyers’ tiny “book sharing box” has become perhaps the best-known example of bureaucratic overreach in California. Read…
Book Review: The Toll Of Fortune
For a little more than a year, I have been in the habit of reviewing works of fiction by right-leaning…
USGCRP’s Fresh Head Brings Fresh Air To US Climate Science
The United States Global Change Research Program, or the USGCRP, was disbanded early last year. Created by an act of…
Democratic Socialists Are Courting the Youth
In recent years, America’s positive views about capitalism have declined, and its positive views about socialism have increased. The shift…
Billion-Dollar Data Centers And The Growing Opposition
Nestled between the sere hills east of Sparks, Nevada, and a little off the U.S. Parkway (SR-439), Switch’s Citadel Campus…
Gad Saad, Meet Alexis de Tocqueville
Professor Gad Saad — he of the now-famous The Parasitic Mind — has pulled up stakes in Montreal and is…
The Death of the Cash Cow
Looking at the global automotive market, one conclusion is unavoidable: the end of the combustion engine is nowhere in sight.…
Catholic politicians and the weeds in the wheat
The Gospel reading at Mass this Sunday was Matthew 13:24-43, the parable of the weeds among the wheat. In the…
DSA members exhibit their rabid hatred for America and we should be very concerned
Linda Sarsour, a radical Islamic activist who works with the benign-sounding but terrorist supporting Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR),…