Opinion
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A Second Chance for Freedom
Opinion -Legacy Quarterly Report Newsletter -Quarterly Performance Report Fourth Quarter, 2016 -
Restoring Educational Choice Means Ditching The Department Of Education’s Burdensome Regulations
Opinion -Editorial -For the Feds in the U.S. Education Department, 'flexibility' means there's nothing left to lose. -
Trump Cabinet Picks Indicate New Climate Sheriff in Town
Opinion -Editorial, Legacy Climate Change Weekly -Climate Change Weekly #235 -
The Year in Climate Realism: A Review of 2016
Opinion -Editorial -Postmodern journalism maintains that the science of climate is like a toothpaste commercial where a consensus of dentists determines what toothpaste you should use. -
Disarm and Defund the Green Globalists NOW
Opinion -Editorial -Give them no rest until their infamous Grab for Global Power called the Paris Climate Treaty is rejected, never to rise again. -
Utah Governor Renounces Support of Common Core, Easily Wins Re-Election
Opinion -school-reform-news -Utah incumbent Gov. Gary Herbert (R) will begin his third term after switching positions on Common Core during a contentious campaign for the Republican nomination. -
EPA’s about-face on fracking report: Science or politics?
Opinion -environment-climate-news -U.S. EPA has withdrawn earlier findings it could find no , "evidence that these mechanisms [fracking] have led to widespread, systemic impacts on drinking water resources in the United States.” -
Media Played Like a "Phish" Over Russian Hacking Incident
Opinion -Editorial -The press is being played like a "phish" by President Obama over the Russian hacking incident. -
‘Rogue’ State Lawmakers Should Write Health Care ‘Star Wars’ Episode
Opinion -consumer-power-report, Editorial -Consumer Power Report #530 -
For-Profit Mental Health Hospital Outraces Wisconsin Government to Serve Patients
Opinion -health-care-news, News -A mental health hospital will open up after an 18-month building period, while two out of three government mental health projects remain in talks. -
USDA OKs Genetically-Engineered Spuds
Opinion -environment-climate-news -The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved two types of genetically engineered potatoes that resist the pathogens which caused the Irish potato famine. -
PRESS RELEASE: Heartland Institute Experts React to the 115th Congress Beginning Session
Opinion -Press Release -"The American economic beast is ready to be unshackled from the chains of big government, such as Obamacare, and it's up to lawmakers to do what they've been promising to do for years." - Jesse Hathaway -
New Year, New Administration: What to Expect
Opinion -school-choice-weekly, Editorial -School Choice Weekly #164 -
Bill Would Let Optometrists Block Contact Lens Prescriptions
Opinion -health-care-news, News -Congress could reconsider a protectionist bill limiting ability of patients to purchase contact lenses from vendors of their choice. -
Oklahoma Leads Nation in Education Funding Cuts, Report Finds
Opinion -school-reform-news -Oklahoma has cut more from general education funding since 2008 than any other state in the nation, a new report has found. -
Renewable Energy Demand, Wind Turbines, Killing Bats
Opinion -environment-climate-news -Wind farms threaten biodiversity by killing thousands of bats each year despite efforts to reduce bat mortality. -
2017: Trump’s Reality Revolution Won – Now It Must Be Implemented
Opinion -Editorial -Trump’s victory gives us hope. Trump’s administration must give us results. -
Heartland Weekly: Dear President-elect Trump: Don’t Listen to Ben Santer
Opinion -News -On December 22, Ben Santer – one of the climate scientists most responsible for politicizing and then corrupting climate science – wrote an open letter to Donald Trump once again pretending to speak on behalf of “science.” -
U.S. Carbon Dioxide Emissions Fall To Lowest Since 1991
Opinion -Editorial -Energy-related carbon dioxide emissions have fallen to their lowest level since 1991, thanks to natural gas and hydro power gaining a greater share of the U.S. electricity mix. -
Chattanooga Couple Works to Open Charter School for Underprivileged Boys
Opinion -school-reform-news -Boys living in poverty in Chattanooga, Tennessee will be able to attend a new charter school in 2018, if a local couple’s plans receive government approval. -
Veterans Call for Accountability as Fix for VA Health Care System
Opinion -health-care-news, News -President-Elect Trump should appoint someone to hold the Department of Veterans Affairs accountable, veterans say. -
Religious Education Has Benefits Secular Ed Lacks
Opinion -school-reform-news -Having students think about religion increases their political tolerance and ability to delay gratification, new research suggests. -
Lack of Worthwhile Content Is Ravaging Our Children’s Educations
Opinion -school-reform-news -Review of Why Knowledge Matters: Rescuing Our Children from Failed Educational Theories, By E.D. Hirsch Jr. -
How to Be a Light for Liberty in the New Year
Opinion -Editorial -Make it your goal to bring at least one person over to the cause of liberty in 2017.