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New York’s Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant Closes
The state has just made honoring its green energy agreements much more difficult
Lockdowns ‘Greatest Peacetime Policy Failure’ in History
Canadian economist Douglas Ward Allen recently ran a cost-benefit analysis of his nation's lockdowns
Can Solar Energy Actually Compete in a Free Market?
DEPCOM Power CEO Johnnie Taul explains why the free market future of solar energy is so bright
7 Examples of Corrupt Congressional 2020 Earmarks
A new report shines a light on 285 suspect budget ‘earmarks’ from fiscal year 2020, totaling a whopping $16.8 billion
How Stalin Canceled ‘Hamlet’ in the Soviet Union
Mass fear can result in censorship that is just as stifling and oppressive as government bans, history shows
Overdose Deaths Hit Record Highs Amid Lockdowns
New CDC Data Shows that while the actual public health benefits of lockdowns are unclear, the deadly unintended consequences they caused are painfully obvious
Young Students Continue to Suffer from School Closures
The effects of school closures are felt most by the children across the nation
President Biden Must Avoid Healthcare Policy Pitfalls
Americans need lower healthcare and health insurance prices, that means more competition
Predictive Policing Can Reduce Racial Discrimination
Analytics are powerful tools that we discard at the peril of both under-policed and over-policed communities
L.A. Teachers Reopen Schools for Childcare Subsidy
The demand by the Los Angeles teachers union to supply teachers with taxpayer-funded child care subsidies is part of an ongoing effort by unions to influence public policy
Why Young Adults Are the Most Frightened of COVID
Nearly half of Americans between 18 and 34 are concerned about returning to a normal social life after the pandemic, a new YouGov poll found.
Technology, Not Government, Beat the Pandemic
Why American free enterprise is our most powerful tool in preparing for the next big viral scare