The California Gathering That Hatched the Plan to Prosecute Skeptics of Climate Change

Dec. 29, 2016
Good morning from Washington, where a House panel wants the facts about state politicians working with environmental activists to prosecute those who don't toe the line on climate change. Kevin Mooney uncovers the strategy session that first targeted skeptics. Did Secretary of State John Kerry say anything new in his farewell speech on Israel? Jim Phillips analyzes. Plus: Nolan Peterson on the importance of covering wars, Michael Sargent on making our airports efficient, and Beverly Hallberg on communicating more effectively in the new year.
News The California Gathering That Hatched the Plan to Prosecute Skeptics of Climate Change Details obtained through a lawsuit "reveal the incestuous relationship between climate change activists and partisan state attorneys general," says Heritage's Hans von Spakovsky. Read More
Commentary Reporting From the War Zone: Why Conflict Journalism Matters "I know that I couldn't do what I'm doing now at most any other news outlet," writes Nolan Peterson. "I'm currently among the few remaining foreign journalists permanently based in Ukraine to cover the war." Read More
Commentary Kerry Takes a Parting Shot at Israel in Middle East Speech The 70-minute lamentation amounted to a passionate defense of John Kerry's own failed diplomatic efforts to renew Israeli-Palestinian negotiations. Read More
News Your Tax Dollars Are Helping Deported Immigrants Start Businesses in El Salvador "So, if you break the rules and get deported, we'll help you start a business back in your home country. How absurd," says Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky. Read More
Commentary Are Crummy Airports Ruining Your Holiday Travel? Here's How to Fix Them Nearly every major airport in the United States is owned by a local government or authority, such as a port authority. Read More
Commentary 3 Steps to Become a Better Communicator in 2017 "Social media allows you to reach out and communicate to a broad audience with very little effort," writes Beverly Hallberg, sharing her tips on how to better communicate online and off. Read More
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