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Julie Borowski (May 31, 2012)
The latest threat to U.S. sovereignty is the United Nations’ Law of the Sea Treaty (LOST) that is being pushed by the Obama administration. LOST rises from the dead every few...
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Paul Driessen (May 25, 2012)
EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson says we face serious threats to human health, welfare and justice. She’s absolutely right. However, the crisis is not due to factory...
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Paul Driessen (May 21, 2012)
Good for Wal-Mart! Despite intense pressure by anti-biotechnology activists, the retailing giant didn’t cave in to demands that it “reject” Monsanto’s genetically engineered...
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Susan Carleson (May 20, 2012)
Editor's Note: This column was coauthored by the ACRU Legal Team.
Just in case anyone needs any more surprises – liberal hypocrisy has again been unearthed in – of all...
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Terry Jeffrey (May 16, 2012)
F. Scott Fitzgerald once wrote a story about a family that discovered a diamond as big as the Ritz-Carlton Hotel sitting beneath a mountain in a remote corner of...
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Rich Tucker (May 13, 2012)
In these tumultuous times, Americans seem to have trouble finding common ground. But it’s safe to say that most of us can agree that gasoline, at around $4 per gallon, is...
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Phil Kerpen (May 12, 2012)
With the increasingly likelihood that Obama's health care law will be struck down in court or repealed next Congress, the administration has been working hard to cement...
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Paul Driessen (May 09, 2012)
Unprecedented! As bills to extend seemingly perpetual wind energy subsidies were again introduced by industry lobbyists late last year, taxpayers finally decided they’d had...
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Paul Driessen (May 08, 2012)
Unprecedented! As bills to extend seemingly perpetual wind energy subsidies were again introduced by industry lobbyists late last year, taxpayers finally decided...
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Ed Feulner (May 05, 2012)
What could be more American than encouraging a robust debate on one of the most controversial issues of the day? The answer -- for some on the left, anyway -- is: lie about...
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John Stossel (May 02, 2012)
The human brain is torn between simple intuition and the more complex hard work of figuring out the unintended consequences of any policy. Who doesn't like thinking about...
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Michelle Malkin (Apr 27, 2012)
One of President Obama's radical eco-bureaucrats has apologized for confirming an indelible truth: This White House treats politically incorrect private industries as...
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Mona Charen (Apr 24, 2012)
In a better world, debates about science -- and nearly everything else -- would be conducted without resort to demagoguery, sentimentality, cynical manipulation, or hysteria....
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Byron York (Apr 24, 2012)
While much of the political world obsesses over Twitter fights and Seamus the dog, Barack Obama has set himself up for a high-profile defeat on one of the most important...
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Terry Paulson (Apr 23, 2012)
With our Presidential candidates clear, there's no better issue to contrast our choice than energy policy. At MittRomney.com, Romney provides an energy plan for the future...
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Humberto Fontova (Apr 22, 2012)
“In 1970, a Senator from Wisconsin named Gaylord Nelson raised his voice and called on every American to take action on behalf of the environment,” read President Obama’s...
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Paul Jacob (Apr 22, 2012)
It’s Earth Day, so . . . half a cheer. Though I appreciate the pagan holidays as much as the next fellow (Arbor Day, Independence Day, Halloween — all good fun),...
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Thomas Pyle (Apr 20, 2012)
With its hostile response to a recent American Energy Alliance ad, the Obama reelection machine recalled the player queen in Shakespeare’s “Hamlet.” The president’s camp doth...
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Ken Blackwell (Apr 19, 2012)
The oppressive monster known as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is not just killing jobs these days – it is intentionally avoiding transparency that may shed light...
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Thomas Pyle (Apr 15, 2012)
President Obama, highly aware of the re-election vulnerability that comes with high gas prices, continues to hide behind tired “it’s not my fault” campaign rhetoric, while...
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