An Inconvenient Truth: Liberal Climate Inquisition Can't Explain Past Temperature Changes
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May 4, 2016 |
| Good morning from Washington, where some lawmakers want to unleash Ebola funds on the Zika virus. Philip Wegmann reports. What does renewed violence in Iraq mean? Josh Siegel consults experts who've been there. The results of Mexico's soda tax, Katrina Trinko observes, should give pause to big government's behavior modifiers. Plus: Genevieve Wood talks with Pete Hegseth about the power of a speech, David Kreutzer tells what we really know about climate change, and Randy Barnett decries the rise of the administrative state. |
CommentaryAn Inconvenient Truth: Liberal Climate Inquisition Can't Explain Past Temperature ChangesIt looks like thoughtcrime has now moved from George Orwell's novel "1984" to the twisted reality of our judicial system. |
NewsAfter Green Zone Protests, Can Iraq Be Salvaged?The scene of hundreds of protesters storming Baghdad's U.S.-installed "Green Zone" and parliament building this past weekend underscored the political challenges facing Iraq, and how that internal turmoil must be resolved in order to defeat ISIS. |
CommentaryMexico Slapped a Big Tax on Sodas. What's Happened Will Discourage Nanny Staters.Just a few months ago, Mexico looked like the poster country for soda tax advocates. |
CommentaryThe Rise of the Executive-Administrative StatePresident Obama has issued sweeping executive orders to do even more to implement immigration policies he formerly had conceded required congressional action. |
CommentaryWhat We Can Learn From Teddy Roosevelt About Making America ExceptionalOne need look no further than the current presidential election to see how frustrated Americans are with both their government and the direction of the country. But many wonder what they, as average citizens, can do about it. |
NewsHouse Republicans Want to Deploy Ebola Funding to Beat Zika VirusPresident Obama is pushing Congress for a standalone emergency package worth nearly $2 billion to eradicate Zika. |
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