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Heartland Weekly: Canceling Student Debt Would Be a Big Mistake
Opinion -heartland-weekly, Editorial -Week of January 27, 2020 -
Heartland Weekly: Crop Yields Contradict Climate Doom
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Heartland Weekly: Americans Don’t Want a Socialism
Opinion -heartland-weekly, Editorial -Week of November 25, 2019 -
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Heartland Weekly: Green Energy Guts More Oil Market
Opinion -heartland-weekly, Editorial -Week of November 11, 2019 -
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Heartland Weekly: Warren’s ‘Ultra-Millionaire Tax’ Strikes Out
Opinion -heartland-weekly, Editorial -Week of October 14, 2019 -
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Heartland Weekly: UN Misleads About Food Production
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California’s ‘Green’ Energy Policies Are Driving Residents into Poverty
Opinion -environment-climate-news -California's energy policies are pushing more of the state's residents into poverty and is contributing to its homelessness crisis. -
Heartland Weekly: Free To Choose Medicine Offers Hope for Patients
Opinion -Editorial -Week of May 13, 2019 -
Sorry Kids—The Next Energy Alternative Is Not Here Yet
Opinion -environment-climate-news -With present technology, renewable energy sources can’t replace energy from deep earth minerals and fuels. Global economies increase, not decrease, their use of fossil fuels each year. -
Anti-oil, but Definitely Pro-Products from Oil
Opinion -Before the 1800’s humanity had no products from oil to make life more enjoyable. -
Doubling Down on Book Ban Bushwa
Opinion -No one is banning any books. The government is not destroying any reading material and imprisoning writers. -
Fossil fuels form the basis of our medical and food supply chains
Opinion -Editorial -Pursuing the elimination of fossil fuels would put billions at risk as renewable breezes and sunshine only generate electricity. With Biden apparently pro-humanity with his COVID vaccination campaign to save thousands, how dare he, a pro-humanity individu -
A Call to Arms: Can This World Survive Without Fossil Fuels?
Opinion -Editorial -There are billions of people in undeveloped countries who are currently living in the low economy horse and buggy days that developed countries left behind a century ago. -
Research & Commentary: The Tesla Tax Credits Have Failed and Should Not Be Continued
Publication -Research and Commentaries -In this Research & Commentary, Matthew Glans and Tim Benson examine the tax credits given to purchasers of electric vehicles, how they have been primarily used by the wealthy, and their general ineffectiveness in providing environmental benefits. -
Battle Lines Being Drawn Over Replacing Kennedy
Opinion -Editorial -Washington is abuzz over the retirement of Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy. -
Guest Article: Drain the FCC Swamp
Opinion -Editorial -This obsolete vestige of the New Deal should be dissolved. -
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PRESS RELEASE: Heartland Institute Experts React to the 2016 Election
Opinion -Press Release -In the November 8 election, Donald Trump won the presidency and Republicans retained control of the House and Senate. In state races, Republicans expanded their majorities in state legislatures and gubernatorial mansions. -
Scalia’s Death Likely to Change SCOTUS Health Care Rulings
Opinion -The death of US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia could influence the outcome of health care-related cases the Court is scheduled to hear during its current term, which extends through June of this year. -
Oklahoma Lawmaker to Rework AP History Bill
Opinion -Oklahoma legislators are reworking a bill which would grant authority to the State Board of Education to replace national Advanced Placement history curriculum and testing. HB 1380 was introduced by Rep. Dan Fisher (R-El Reno). -
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The Insane Vaccine Debate
Opinion -consumer-power-report -Consumer Power Report #451 The issue of mandatory vaccination is once again an item of debate in media circles given the recent outbreaks of measles and fueled this week by the continued inability of politicians to discuss vaccination policy without -
The Wildly Contentious History of Public School Teaching
Opinion -Review of The Teacher Wars: A History of America’s Most Embattled Profession, by Dana Goldstein, Doubleday, 368 pages, $17. -
2014 Won’t Be Warmest Year
Opinion -Legacy Climate Change Weekly -Climate Change Weekly #144 Contrary to projections made by environmental journalist Seth Borenstein in a widely reprinted article, 2014 will not be the hottest year on record. -
29 Biased Statements In the AP U.S. History Redesign
Opinion -The “Open Letter from the Authors of the AP United States History Curriculum Framework” raises a number of important issues.
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