Energy
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Biden's Empowering of OPEC Was a Really Bad Idea
Biden can't control prices, but he could have mitigated the problem consumers now face.
Nord Stream Sabotage: Who Done It?
There is a lot of speculation that Vladimir Putin blew up his own pipeline to handicap Europe.
Our Energy Crunch and How to Fix It
With plenty of untapped energy in the ground beneath us, all we currently lack is the will to harvest it.
Welcome to the Green New Deal, California
You can scaremonger about climate change all day long and ratchet it up to insane levels, but no one escapes the laws of physics or economics.
The Return of the Dark Ages
The power going out in America is a choice. It is a choice too many progressives are making and imposing on everyone, to our detriment.
Tracing World Energy Upheaval to Biden's Desk
From Saudi Arabia's production to Russian retaliation, Biden's policies have consequences.
California: Buy EVs but Don't Charge Them
Electric vehicles will save the planet, we're told, but powering them is a big problem.
In Brief: Biden's Energy Crisis Will Get Even Worse
Biden blames Putin, but there's a lot the U.S. could do to minimize the pain Russia and Europe caused.
In Brief: Chasing Utopian Energy
The firsthand account of a man who realized he was wasting his life.
The Energy Reduction Act
Democrats' "investment" in green energy will raise prices and produce less energy, all while doing nothing for the climate.
In Brief: Let's Go Nuclear
The Inflation Reduction Act continues to throw money at green energy — its focus should be on nuclear, the best clean-energy solution.
When It Comes to Energy, We Need More Balance, Less Fear
When is the last time you saw anyone in the media dispassionately show the public what is going on in the energy industry?
Gas Prices Slide, but Don't Credit Biden
Another phony "fact-check" says the president never intended for gas to reach $5 a gallon.
The Left Is About to Pay for Its Energy Insanity
Skyrocketing energy prices cause widespread economic disruption. In the extreme, they lead to starvation, heat stroke, freezing and death.
Power to the People — Even if It Comes From Coal
Energy policy decisions should be made by the people's elected representatives, who have to balance climate and cost and face voters on Election Day.