Among those who believe the world is racing toward a climate apocalypse, a new-ish tactic to avoid that outcome is pushing university endowments to sell their holdings in oil and gas companies. Sell the stock, punish the fossil fuel companies, and surely a green new age will follow.
It's no secret that "Trump Derangement Syndrome" is a real thing afflciting a wide swath of the political and media
class. A recent example of the afflication can be seen in the reaction to a proposed executive order that would require federal buildings to be based on classical architecture. This has sent spasms of disapproval through newspapers editorial boards.
We've written before about the slow burning fight inside the Democratic party between its liberal and progressive wings (believe it or not, there is a difference).
We are repeatedly told that Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, and the possibility the Trump campaign may have met with the Russians to gain an advantage over Hillary Clinton, is shocking, unprecedented, and criminal to its core.
Democrats are in a lather over the Census Bureau's decision to include a question on the 2020 form about citizenship.
There are any number of penalties and programs global warming advocates have dreamed-up in order to stave off their much-anticipated climate apocalypse. One of the more revealing is a proposal, from French academics, to impose a carbon tax on beef. The reason? Livestock is a huge source of greenhouse gas.
We've written before that Hillary Clinton, the two-time failed Democratic presidential candidate, should leave the public stage. The video clip nearby shows Mrs. Clinton instead finding new and even more cringe-worthy ways of reminding people why they sent her packing in November 2016.
