The following commentary was written by David Wooley, director of the Goldman School of Public Policy at the University of California-Berkeley. See our commentary guidelines for more information. The Gulf Coast’s power grid and […]
The following commentary was written by Laura Sherman. Sherman is president of the Michigan Energy Innovation Business Council, a trade organization of more than 140 advanced energy companies focused on improving the policy landscape […]
Authored by Jacob Howland via UnHerd, “Every nation gets the government it deserves,” wrote the philosopher Joseph de Maistre, and some are getting it good and hard right now. De Maistre’s moral interpretation of politics […]
ESG scoring and mandates remain a subject we have contested since it sprang to life in 2020. The push of “woke activism” on, and by companies, to meet nebulous or artificial standards has led to various bad […]
Economy Google is developing artificial intelligence-enabled tools to help journalists research and write news articles, a development that is likely to rattle nerves across the media industry after years of painful job cuts. Google is […]
I must say that college has changed from when I went to my undergraduate at Oklahoma State and my MBA at Oklahoma City University. We worried about dating, football, and getting ready to make money. […]
Economy Google is developing artificial intelligence-enabled tools to help journalists research and write news articles, a development that is likely to rattle nerves across the media industry after years of painful job cuts. Google is […]
Authored by Alice Giordano via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), As Robert F. Kennedy Jr. draws unusual bipartisan support in the race for the White House, there is a swell of sentiment that he should […]
Authored by Chris Hedges via Scheerpost.com, The U.S. public has been conned, once again, into pouring billions into another endless war… The playbook the pimps of war use to lure us into one military […]
No aspect of the vaunted “energy transition” screams out the word “fantasy” quite so starkly as projections that the U.S. will have to install 47,000 miles of new high-capacity transmission lines by 2035. That’s the […]
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