Measures may include so-called feed-in tariffs that provide higher rates for renewable-energy producers, a carbon price and the phasing out of fossil-fuel subsidies.
According to Said, “Egypt has about 15 million Christian people whose rights would be completely ignored under the Muslim Brotherhood.”
Every year Congress postures over the national fiscal crisis. And every year it borrows and spends more money. This isn’t going to end well . . .
Here we go again . . . No word yet on whether amnesty is part of the negotiations. But it is truly puzzling why many Republicans are so blithe to offer citizenship to millions of law breakers who demographically offered an electoral edge of 44 points to Obama in 2012.
Jim DeMint has emerged as the leader of the conservative movement in America. Will he take the next step?
Officials with the Salvation Army say they’re seeing a record number of families asking for help this Christmas season.
Where is the mainstream media? George W. Bush was pounded incessantly for botching the response to Hurricane Katrina, but we have a situation equally as bad or worse under Obama, and crickets . . .
The real reason the Washington consulting class uses the media to trash grassroots candidates and clear the deck for the wealthy and well-connected . . .
The [company’s] latest projections estimate between $550.0 million and $560.0 million in net sales for fiscal year 2013 . . .
The U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says “remediation” of global warming will cost the world 1.7% of GDP annually. That equates to a $1 trillion economic loss each year.