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  • Poll: Local governments should be cautious about data center approvals

    American voters say local governments should be cautious about new data centers because they can place strain on electricity, water, land and local infrastructure, according to a new poll.
  • War in Iran and hot air at home
    Last year, wind supplied just 2% of total U.S. energy consumption. Worldwide, fossil fuels accounted for 87% of global energy supplies, while non-hydroelectric renewables accounted for less than 3%. And fossil fuel consumption continues to increase, driven primarily by heavy industry, development in ASEAN and emerging markets, and  all forms of transportation.
  • A sermon on Matthew 10:26-33 and a tribute to Linda Bradford
    St. Mary Catholic School in Hillsboro had only one secretary for its entire existence. Linda Bradford passed to the Lord on June 14. She packed a lot of love in her short 63 years. Knowing Linda has made me a better Christian. I thank God for the blessing of her life. 
  • Rethinking the black hole singularity
    Black holes may be infinite singularities, or they may be phase boundaries, places where geometry fails. The uncertainty goes back to a simple fact: it has only been 110 years since this started. Humanity is still at the cusp of exploring space beyond its own moon, with much left to learn about space and its geometry. 
  • The Newsoms, the nonprofits, and the federal questions
    Whether the investigations amount to legitimate law enforcement scrutiny or a political vendetta – or some combination of both – may ultimately be answered in court. For now, California’s governor finds himself on the other side of the accountability standard he set just a month ago, reacting to his former top aide’s guilty verdict.
  • Fraud Week in the House
    House Republicans are continuing to root out the waste, fraud, and abuse that has undermined the American people’s trust in the federal government.
  • A safer place to live
    Recent events have required our commitment to law and order to take a new sense of urgency. For four years, President Biden’s open‑border policies allowed dangerous individuals to enter our country, threatening to wreak havoc in communities across our nation.
  • Oil and gas leaders: Trump Iran deal is good news, normalization to take months
    Texas oil and natural gas industry leaders are cautiously optimistic about the president’s announced ceasefire deal with Iran. 
  • Ohio has blocked a lot of wind and solar; residents pay the price
    Ohio has also stymied energy-efficiency efforts over the years, which would have additionally cut down on pollution and saved money for residents. The Save Ohio Parks’ report doesn’t consider the effects of the state’s infamous House Bill 6, which eliminated utilities’ energy-efficiency requirements after 2020.
  • Before we forget: What Trump did right
    I feel silly bringing it up because it’s ancient history, but does anyone remember the border chaos when Joseph Robinette Biden was president? Does anyone remember Biden’s Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas declaring that the border was closed, while millions of illegals from around the globe poured across the border from Mexico? Well, that’s over.
  • Dems’ unbridled pursuit of power can’t be airbrushed away
    Liberals generally, and progressives particularly, have devoted 75 years to securing control of education, federal and state bureaucracies, corporate boards, tech companies, entertainment and media. They triangulated their efforts, consolidating control of institutions that fund, inform, regulate, accredit, authorize and monitor each other.
  • The queen and the poison
    Queen Anne's lace is a lovely lady, but poison hemlock is wicked. He contains toxins that can be fatal if ingested, and if they sneak into your bloodstream through a cut or rash, they can cause serious illness.
  • Census Bureau plans 2030 count as 2020 lawsuit continues
    The Census Bureau is planning for 2030, making decisions that will shape the distribution of federal funding that topped $2.8 trillion in fiscal year 2021, even as lawsuits over the 2020 Census remain unresolved.
  • Austin Metcalf
    In the last 50 to 60 years, human life in this country has been cheapened. It started with abortions. Notice what happens there: Pro-abortion arguments and sympathy focus on the mother that aborted the child. The child is ignored because they cannot speak. Austin Metcalf cannot speak, either. 
  • For America's 250th birthday, pardon the East Haven Four
    Enforcing the law fairly and legally should not put an officer in the Justice Department’s crosshairs. But that is exactly what happened to the East Haven Four.
  • Poll: Majority of U.S. voters support diplomacy with Iran as Trump claims deal struck
    A majority of American voters support President Donald Trump’s push for diplomacy to bring about an end to the conflict with Iran, according to the latest The Center Square Voters’ Voice Poll.
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