Editorial: Class WarfareThe Wall Street Journal Repealing an entitlement that even the White House says won't work.
WASHINGTON, DC -- The editorial outcry has begun in response to President Obama's misguided decision to reject the Keystone XL pipeline application with newspapers quickly taking the president to task for taking a stand against job creation and energy security for our country....
13 DAYS since Congress demanded action132 DAYS since State Dept. said Keystone XL was the "preferred" optionMORE THAN THREE YEARS since Keystone XL permit was filed
How much longer will President Obama make America wait?
The Washington Times Pipeline backers put Obama on clockBy Tim Devaney
Despite previous notions that the U.S. was running out of fuel supplies, North America is now experiencing an energy production boom.
WASHINGTON, DC -- A new report released today by IHS Global Insight underscores the positive economic impacts of U.S. shale gas production. Recent advances in extraction technologies have allowed affordable access to shale gas resources, leading to a dramatic growth in domestic energy production.
The Obama Administration is putting one of our basic needs at risk--our ability to keep the lights on. President Obama's Environmental Protection Agency is proposing costly new regulations on America's power sector that could have widespread impacts on the reliability of our electric grid. Analyses have projected that these new rules will cause a significant portion of our power supply to go offline.