The International Energy Agency forecast is gloomy for Putin and company.
Theresa May’s government has not hit Russian oligarchs nearly as hard as they deserve because the UK benefits from turning a blind eye.
Just three weeks after their home was hit by a devastating storm, Donald Trump is attacking Puerto Ricans for not recovering from the storm sooner.
President Obama is being criticized for remaining on vacation while Louisiana deals with historic flooding.
National tragedies, whether man-made or natural disasters, used to bring Americans together. Now they just seem to pull Americans apart.
Democrat John Bel Edwards scored an easy victory over Senator David Vitter last night in Louisiana, and Vitter announced that he’d be leaving the Senate after his term is up.
Like the men who came before him, Barack Obama has vastly increased the powers of his office. Someone should have asked him about that last night.
There are some glaring omissions from a recent list of television’s “most powerful” moments.
One of these people will be the 2012 Republican nominee for President no matter how much you’d like to dream otherwise.
Stephen Colbert has been running an ongoing shtick in which he’s trying to start a political action committee, gets letters from his Viacom bosses poo-pooing the idea, and then inviting his lawyer on to explain ways to get around these concerns.
President Obama is suffering in the polls because of high gas prices, but is there really anything he can do about them?
Is there a magic formula to fix soaring gas prices? A Washington Examiner editorial claims to have found it.
Who wants that job? (And is willing to work that hard to get it?)
The most likely cuts in federal spending are likely to actually increase the deficit over time.
The continuing chaos in Libya could have a serious impact on the U.S. economy, especially if it spreads to other oil producing nations.
Defying logic, New York City taxis are least available when they’re most needed: as people are getting off work.
There’s plenty of good news for Barack Obama in the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
He’s the darkest of dark horses right now, but Gary Johnson stands as the heir apparent to Ron Paul’s surprisingly energetic 2008 run for the GOP nomination.
Venezuela have reached a series of agreement on energy. Should the US be concerned?
It’s beginning to look like initial reports that the Gulf of Mexico oil spill had been “cleaned up” may not be true after all.
In arguing against lifting liability caps on offshore drilling, the Wall Street Journal is arguing against both moral responsibility and the free market.
Now that the flood of oil flowing into the Gulf of Mexico from BP’s Deepwater Horizon rig has been staunched, some are arguing that the prophesied environmental catastrophe was greatly overblown.
800,000 gallons of oil have leaked from a pipeline into a creek that flows into the Kalamazoo River. BP is not involved.
Today’s outrage of the day comes in the form of a new report claiming that the United States supported the release of the only man accused. But the report itself proves that isn’t what happened.
BP is hiring Gulf State scientists with the condition that they stop being scientists.
Vice-President Biden glances into the future and sees a relatively good year for Democrats. Is he right ?
A bizarre rant in American Spectator contains some interesting thoughts about the nature of America’s political elite.
How do President Obama’s accomplishments stack up from a liberal standpoint?
As if the Gulf Oil Spill weren’t enough, there are now allegations that BP played a role in the release of the only man convicted in the murder of 190 Americans.
“It’s illogical to hunt a species to extinction.” – Spock