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ReportingAug 30, 2026Read →

From Miscarriages To Judgement Day: We Took A Look At All The AI Takes The Internet Has To Offer

Artificial intelligence has sparked widespread concern on the web about its potential effects on society — though the evidence for some of the most alarming predictions remains less certain.

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ReportingAug 25, 2026Read →

Colorado Elections Carry National Stakes As Climate Litigation Advocates Seek Power

With a landmark climate lawsuit against fossil-fuel companies heading to the Supreme Court, Colorado voters will decide whether to promote two statewide candidates who have backed such litigation.

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ReportingAug 24, 2026Read →

Massachusetts’ Top Dog Climate Regulator Under For Over ‘Missed’ Records

Massachusetts' top environmental regulator is taking heat after it "missed" records it had been asked to hand over in a records request.

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ReportingAug 20, 2026Read →

GOP Sen Threatens Trump’s Nominations Over Conservation Policy That Inflamed Property Owners

Republican North Dakota Sen. Kevin Cramer put a hold on "any and all" of President Donald Trump's nominees until the administration agrees to change a wetland conservation policy, his office confirmed to the Daily Caller News Foundation Thursday.

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ReportingAug 18, 2026Read →

Battery Fires Creating New Nightmare For EV Owners

Forget the slow burn of traffic — electric vehicles are catching fire amid a surge in recalls over models that can burst into flames even while parked.

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ReportingAug 17, 2026Read →

Blockbuster Colorado Climate Case Takes First Amendment Turn

America could be in store for another First Amendment battle as questions about energy companies' free speech rights emerge in a high-stakes Colorado climate case.

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ReportingAug 14, 2026Read →

Inside The Left’s Climate ‘Lawfare’ Gambit In Colorado

A constellation of left-wing environmental groups wants to re-open the climate lawsuit floodgates, throwing their weight behind a high-stakes case in Colorado.

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ReportingAug 13, 2026Read →

America Found A Rare Metal It Desperately Needs. Red Tape Could Keep It In The Ground For Ages

After pulling the plug on tungsten mining for over a decade, a massive discovery in Nevada could put America back in the game.

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ReportingAug 13, 2026Read →

Democrat Governor Accuses Trump Admin Of Steamrolling Him On Data Center Plans

Democratic Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear claims the Trump administration blindsided him on a massive data center deal.

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ReportingAug 11, 2026Read →

Last-Ditch Effort To Kill Trump Fossil Fuel EOs Goes Down In Flames

A federal court shot down youth climate activists' bid to revive a lawsuit targeting the Trump administration's fossil fuel push.

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ReportingAug 10, 2026Read →

How China Seemingly Weathered The Iran War Oil Storm

China played the long game, and now that strategy is seemingly paying off as the rest of the world feels the Iran War's worst oil shocks.

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ReportingAug 7, 2026Read →

After Fauci, Why Trust The Climate Experts?

Dr. Anthony Fauci, who once equated attacks on himself with attacks on science, is now being held in contempt of Congress after his disastrous July 29 hearing. The face of pandemic expertise sat before a Senate committee and pleaded the Fifth more than 100 times, having nothing to say when confronted with his long record of dishonesty.

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ReportingAug 5, 2026Read →

China Picks Up Pace In Global Race To Unlock Limitless Energy

As the world continues its search for power sources to feed an ever-expanding technological boom, China is racing to develop its own "artificial sun."

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ReportingAug 1, 2026Read →

Lost in the Iran Noise: American Energy Leadership Still Matters

Lost in the breathless media coverage of Iran and the Strait of Hormuz is a critical reality that too many politicians, activists and talking heads prefer to ignore: Record U.S. oil and natural gas production has helped keep a historic supply disruption from becoming a far worse price shock. American energy leadership still matters. And if we want it to keep mattering, we need to stop shooting ourselves in the foot.

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ReportingJul 31, 2026Read →

The Democrats’ Climate Silence Is A Confession

Something is missing from the Democratic Party's 2026 message, and its absence speaks louder than any speech. Climate change, the issue party leaders once called an existential emergency, has gone quiet. Journalists even have a name for it: climate hushing.

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ReportingJul 30, 2026Read →

This Chinese Company Imports Workers And Is Accused Of Polluting Hungary’s Water. It Also Gets Tax Breaks In US.

In idyllic Sidney, Ohio, roughly two miles southwest of the 166-year-old fairgrounds, just past the Louis Sullivan-designed bank and ornate Court Square, lies the newest location of SEMCORP Manufacturing USA Inc., a Chinese battery component manufacturer that prefers its new hires speak Mandarin.

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ReportingJul 24, 2026Read →

Here’s How Trump’s Houthi Headache Could Turn Into Full Blown Migraine

At the request of Iran, the Houthi rebels in Yemen have begun attacking ships in the Red Sea, but can the U.S. military wrest control of the key shipping lane?

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ReportingJul 23, 2026Read →

Rep. Harriet Hageman Touts Bill That Seeks To Derail Blue State Climate Crackdown

A Republican congresswoman is taking a stand against climate litigation going through the courts.

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ReportingJul 23, 2026Read →

Warning Signs Flash As America’s Oil Reserves Bleed For Iran War

Just when you thought gas prices could not get any higher, the real oil crisis is beginning to brew underground in America's key oil reserve.

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ReportingJul 22, 2026Read →

Democrat Push To Hike Taxes On Energy Companies Will Help No One, Analysts Warn

Oil industry advocates are blasting a Democratic proposal to raise taxes on major oil companies, arguing it would punish shareholders without lowering fuel prices.

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