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12.04.2012

Facing a triple threat: Doha, EPA and Congress

By Paul Driessen — Climate alarmists are meeting in Doha, Qatar, to hammer out a new international treaty to replace the Kyoto Protocol that expires this year. The US Environmental Protection Agency is poised to unleash its first wave of carbon dioxide regulations. And Congress […]

12.04.2012

The missing link

NRD Editor’s Note: This column first appeared at TheHill.com . By Rick Manning — The Kinks song “Lola” tells the story of “a mixed up muddled up shook up world,” and that is how any Capitol Hill observer must feel with Washington, D.C., Republicans openly talking about agreeing […]

12.03.2012

Will government kill the Internet radio star?

By Robert Romano — Is Internet the future of radio? Or will government regulation crush a budding industry? The answer to both of those questions may be yes, if one small-town band is to be believed. Cello rock band Break of Reality member Patrick Laird attributes much […]

12.03.2012

Alice in Wonderland science

By Kelvin Kemm — A few weeks ago, perhaps as a prologue to the “global warming disaster” convention in Doha, Qatar, South Africa’s Department of Environment Affairs took out a full-page advertisement in our country’s newspapers, promoting National Marine Week. The ad showed a map […]

11.30.2012

Czarina Hillary wants cash from the peasants

By Rick Manning — What would you say to a couple which has a combined wealth of around $100 million who begged you to help them repay a $73,000 debt? I know what I’d say, and it wouldn’t be yes. In the latest audacity to come out […]

11.30.2012

Congressional Republicans were elected to defend limited government

By Rick Manning — Lottery mania swept the country once again as millions of normally rational people voluntarily contribute millions of dollars into state coffers all in the hope of taking home a couple hundred million dollars. The dichotomy between the scenes of people lined up to […]

11.29.2012

Boehner’s dangerous gambit

By Rick Manning — Speaker Boehner has achieved a goal that most politicians can only dream of through the consolidation of his power in the House of Representatives. He is putting his Committee Chairmen in place and has circled the wagons on his leadership team with the […]

11.28.2012

Can the EPA end logging? Supreme Court to decide

By Rebekah Rast — In June, when the U.S. Supreme Court came out with its ruling regarding the health care law, everyone sat on the edge of their seats in anticipation.  And for a good reason; this law impacts every American. Likewise, the Supreme Court […]

11.28.2012

Stepping over the tax cliff

By Rick Manning — Democrat Senators and President Obama have been spending a lot of time worrying about the so-called fiscal cliff, and you would think that they would be gushing with new ideas or even identified budget areas that could be cut. But no, with the […]

11.27.2012

World Bank turns up the heat on global warming debate

By Bill Wilson — A recent report by the World Bank has found that the world will warm by 4 degrees Celsius this century, and that the negative impacts of climate change will disproportionately hurt developing, poorer regions. The report, “Turn Down the Heat,” warns of rising sea levels, less arable […]

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