Elon Musk says US needs to boost fossil fuel production ‘immediately’
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the U.S. must “immediately” increase its production of crude oil and natural gas amid the ongoing Ukraine crisis which has roiled energy markets.
Cap for school spending preventing property tax hikes advances in New Hampshire
Cities and towns could cap school spending to prevent local property tax hikes under a proposal being advanced by New Hampshire lawmakers.
John Klar: The war in Ukraine is racist, too!
Per the mainstream media, the war in Ukraine is entirely about white supremacy. Articles by the usual far-left racist agitators have proliferated, analyzing the conflict through a race-only lens. Conflating foreign conflicts into a global race war has no redeeming qualities.
Flemming: Vermont pensioners take their money elsewhere
The reality is that a substantial portion of pensioners have left our state for better climates, and it simply cannot be claimed that the pension checks they’re cashing somehow benefit the Vermont economy.
Poll: Over 70% of Americans support school choice
Over 70% of Americans support funding students’ education rather than public education systems, according to a new poll conducted by RealClear Opinion Research.
Answers to 6 big questions about Putin’s nuclear threats
After launching an invasion of Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin sparked global concerns by putting his nuclear forces on high alert. The Daily Signal asked Patty-Jane Geller, policy analyst for nuclear deterrence and missile defense in The Heritage Foundation, what to make of Putin’s provocative rhetoric.
GOP women in Vermont, nationwide attack Homeland Security bulletin, immigration failure
On Feb. 7, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security issued a startling bulletin declaring a crackdown on online speech in an apparent effort to prevent domestic terrorism. Vermont officialdom’s response has been, to say the least, muted.
Dialogues with Meg Hansen: The kids are not alright
Pandemic policies including lockdowns, school closures and mask mandates have exacted a heavy price on the youngest Americans. Ethan Allen Institute President Meg Hansen interviews public health expert Anna Runkle on early trauma linked to large-scale societal happenings.
Podcast: Early COVID-19 treatment sacrificed to promote vaccine, Dr. Peter McCullough says
“There was a belief that the only way a vaccine is going to work is if every single person takes it. … In order to do that, if we have suppression of early treatment and people think there’s no other or option, they’re going to be much more likely to take the vaccine,” says McCullough.
Lawsuit filed against Sununu for accepting, spending federal aid without legislative approval
That acceding to federal requirements tied to accepting the money that the New Hampshire Legislature has not itself approved unconstitutionally surrenders the sovereignty of the people.
VTGOP appoints Jireh Billings, Jr. as state finance chair
Jireh S. Billings, Jr. of Woodstock has been appointed by the Vermont Republican Party, as finance chair for the state party, effective immediately.
Gov. Phil Scott issues executive order expressing solidarity with the Ukrainian people
“I know there is nothing our small state can do alone to change the outcome of what happens over 4,000 miles away, but I think it’s important we do something to show our support for the people of Ukraine in their time of need.”