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House Bill Codifies Definition of Antisemitism, Raises Free Speech Concerns

The House of Representatives passed the Antisemitism Awareness Act, which expands the definition of antisemitism.

Governor Newsom’s Coin Initiative Sparks Backlash Amid State Challenges

California Gov. Gavin Newsom invited the public's input for a new $1 coin honoring the state's innovations, but the responses he received highlighted criticisms...

Carbon Dioxide Emissions Do Not ‘Directly Cause an Increase in Global Temperature’: Study

A study published in Science Direct found that carbon dioxide emissions do not directly contribute to global temperatures.

Biden Admin Intentionally Disrupted U.S. Energy Production: Report

A report from the Institute of Energy Research (IER) found that the Biden administration intentionally made it more difficult to produce oil and gas in the United States.

Republican Senators Demand Biden Place Oil Sanctions on Venezuela

A group of Senate Republican leaders are urging President Biden to block oil sanctions relief for the Venezuelan government.

New Rules Set to Increase Fees and Environmental Standards for Oil and Gas Operators on Federal Lands

President Joe Biden's administration on Friday implemented a series of reforms aimed at enhancing returns and mitigating environmental damage from oil and gas drilling...

US, UK to Restrict Trade of New Russian Metals Amid Ukraine Conflict

The United States and United Kingdom are implementing restrictions on the trade of new Russian-origin metals, including aluminum, copper, and nickel, on global metal...

Biden Claims He Has A Plan to Tackle Inflation Amid Rising Costs

In a press conference held at the White House alongside Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on April 10, United States President Joe Biden addressed...

Study Finds Power Grid Emissions 24,000x More Potent than CO2

A study from MIT found that sulfur hexafluoride, a gas more than 24,000x more potent than carbon dioxide, is released through electric power grids.

Scientists Launch Project to Monitor Climate Change

Researchers at the University of Washington leading the Coastal Atmospheric Aerosol Research and Engagement (CAARE) project launched aerosols into the atmosphere to analyze "global warming."

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