The end of the year is a time when we reflect on the best ways to give back in the holiday season and in the year ahead. There’s no shortage of fantastic ways to do good, and a myriad of great charities that help noble causes, from reducing poverty and boosting education to protecting the ...
Nearly four years ago, Joe Biden kicked off his presidency by killing the Keystone XL pipeline and suspending new oil and gas leasing and drilling permits on federal land. Now, as he heads for the exit, the administration is going out the same way: siding with efforts by cities and states to ...
It would be easy to argue against making New Year’s resolutions. They’re hard to keep and, often, too narrow in focus. In a rapidly changing world, why would we think that something we value in January will still hold true in June? Yet, despite those risks, my 2025 New Year’s resolution ...
President-elect Donald Trump’s economic agenda will put workers and entrepreneurship first, from tax cuts and deregulation to a tough stance on China. It was those policies that drove Latinos to support him in record numbers. Those Latinos may be the most significant beneficiaries of those ...
As the introduction to its recently released report rightfully and proudly states, “the first report of the Surgeon General’s Advisory Committee on Smoking and Health (in 1964) was a landmark first step to diminish the impact of tobacco use on the health of the American people.” Sadly, ...
A new report from the agency charged with overseeing America’s energy system warns that soaring electricity demand is outstripping supply, and current energy policies driving more power plants into retirement are making the problem worse. The North American Electric Reliability Corp. (NERC) ...