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Media Hits for Heartland: November 2026 … so far
Opinion -Editorial -Check out highlights from Heartland's invitations to be on TV, radio, podcasts and published opinion pieces for the month of October 2026. -
States creating legal turmoil with hospital drug discount program
Opinion -Editorial -If you walk into a non-profit hospital, there’s a good chance it participates in a federal safety-net program that many have never heard of: 340B. -
Climate Change Weekly # 596—Did Climate Change Stave off the Next Ice Age? Study Says Maybe
Opinion -Legacy Climate Change Weekly -Since its passage, the IRA resulted in billions of dollars being wasted on various green boondoggles. -
PRESS RELEASE: Britain Is Burning Cash, Not Carbon
Opinion -Press Release -The Prime Minister is preaching about the temperature of the planet in 2050 while all families are worried about the temperature of their homes this winter. -
Red Ripple
Opinion -Editorial -Come 2027, more than 200 socialists will take the oath of office and officially hold power. -
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Life, Liberty, Property #166: The High Cost of Affordability
Opinion -budget-tax-news, Editorial -The American people punished President Donald Trump and the Republicans in the majority in both houses of Congress, for their inexcusable complacency about the high cost of living, vividly characterized as “the affordability crisis” since January 20 of last year. -
PRESS RELEASE: Free-Market Groups Urge President to Warn Amazon, Apple, and Google Against ‘False and Misleading’ Climate Claims at COP31
Opinion -Press Release -Letter says the publicly traded companies risk violating federal law and undercutting U.S. policy by attending the U.N. climate conference in Turkey -
Socialist Watch 2026: Early Edition
Opinion -Editorial -In 2028, Democratic Socialists want the White House, and they might get it if things keep going their way. -
Democrats’ Hypocrisy on Climate and Energy
Opinion -Editorial -Before tossing the Democratic candidate mailer and all the rest of the junk into the trashcan, I marveled at the hypocrisy. -
Exit polls tell a deeper story
Opinion -Editorial -Exit polls are not perfect, but they provide a rare opportunity for a comprehensive snapshot into the minds of voters regarding numerous topics. -
Socialism Will Soak Workers
Opinion -Editorial -In the preamble to its platform, the Democratic Socialists of America imagine a “future without capitalism.” -
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Life, Liberty, Property #165: The Tragic Marriage of Democracy and Serfdom
Opinion -budget-tax-news, Editorial -Anything can happen in American politics, and the unexpected often does, yet it is difficult these days to see much support for the American Way of free enterprise, self-reliance, community, faith, property rights, and individual liberty. -
Why JD Vance’s Catholic faith poses a big test for his politics
Opinion -Editorial -The trouble with saving families and industry from Washington is asking Washington to do the saving. -
Newsom’s Green Agenda DOES NOT Meet California’s Fuel Demand
Opinion -While California aggressively mandates zero-emissions within the State of 40 million residents, 99.5% of the 8 billion people on Planet Earth do not live in California. -
Common sense and context conquer ‘democratic socialism’
Opinion -Editorial -Voters say they would vote for a socialist, but they don't necessarily endorse the whole package. -
Debanking And Government Power
Opinion -Editorial -The debanking campaign constitutes a thoroughly staggering and shameful misuse of government power, a scandal of historic proportions. -
Kansas deserves answers on hospital drug discount program
Opinion -Editorial -Rural Kansans rightly have real concerns about rural healthcare access. -
Despite Opposition, Data Center Construction Soars
Opinion -According to the US Census Bureau, monthly data center construction totaled $7.5 billion in August, up 75% from August last year, and up by a factor of ten since 2020. -
The Public School Exodus Continues
Opinion -According to a September Gallup poll, Americans’ satisfaction with K-12 education has fallen to 32%, the lowest level since Gallup began tracking the issue 27 years ago. Nearly half of Americans said the country’s schools did a poor job of preparing students to think critically and solve problems. “Preparing students for the current world of […] -
Media Hits for Heartland: October 2026
Opinion -Editorial -Check out highlights from Heartland's invitations to be on TV, radio, podcasts and published opinion pieces for the month of October 2026. -
Is the Stage Being Set for Socialism in 2028?
Opinion -Editorial -The DSA is not just thinking about a presidential bid; it has already taken steps to begin the process. -
Climate Change Weekly # 595—Study: Net Zero Climate Policies Carry a High Price Tag
Opinion -Legacy Climate Change Weekly -A new study published by the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT) details high costs and damage done by efforts to force drivers into electric vehicles and to transition the electric grid to net zero. -
From the Golden State to the socialist state
Opinion -Editorial -More than half of America's DSA-endorsed local candidates are running in California. Their prescription is more public power in a state already burdened by costly government mistakes. -
Can the GOP Hold on? S.T. Karnick on OAN Talkd About Key Races in the Battle for Congress, Governorships
Opinion -Editorial -Will Republicans maintain control of the U.S. Senate in the 2026 midterm elections?
