McClaughry: Bernie’s fair share
Bernie, what percentage of the federal income tax collections from these highest income taxpayers would you consider their fair share, so you could quit demagoging the issue?
Republican leaders push back against global business tax on corporations
The Biden administration “is putting politics over progress and surrendering the fate of the U.S. economy to our foreign competitors, putting America at a serious disadvantage and making it better to be a foreign company or worker than an American one.”
Biden methane climate pact hobbles US manufacturing and agriculture while China, India, Russia get a pass
John Kerry and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced after a meeting that 24 additional nations had joined the pledge. However, China, Russia and India, which produce more than 33% of the world’s methane emissions, remained off the list.
Podcast: The Legacy of Christopher Columbus
Jarrett Stepman joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to discuss the much-maligned Columbus and to share the true story of the man who discovered America.
Deb Billado: Divided Democrats’ spending spree
Democrats can’t even get on the same page. They have the Presidency. They have the House. They have the Senate. And yet they can’t pass their reckless agenda that would cost $27,000 per household.
U.S. attorney general cites no actual threats of violence in directives targeting Americans
Merrick Garland has now twice referenced unexplained threats of violence in directing authorities to investigate hot button culture issues. The Department of Justice has not explained or offered examples of the violence it is referring to in either of these instances.
Stan Greer: COVID-19 ‘relief’ money pads union coffers
School district after school district are using COVID-19-“relief” money to hire additional employees and give nonmerit-based bonuses and pay increases to current employees. Such payroll expansions put more dues revenue in the pockets of NEA and AFT union officials.
Is shift to renewable energy propelling us into an energy crisis?
Rapidly increasing energy costs across Europe and Asia have prompted warnings of an impending U.S. crisis and calls for policy makers to scale back the shift from fossil fuels to renewables.
Report: America’s top 25 private schools are pushing anti-racism, ‘equity’ initiatives
A website that tracks critical race theory (CRT) in K-12 schools and higher education institutions released a study Monday that shows CRT, “equity” and other initiatives are being pushed at the U.S.’ top 25 elite private schools, according to a database compiled by CriticalRace.org
Scott admin unaware if DHS is flying illegal immigrants from southern border to Vermont
The Scott administration is unaware of any plans by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to fly illegal migrants from the southwest border to Vermont, Press Secretary Jason Maulucci said Thursday.
Bob Orleck: Question what they are claiming is ‘science’
If you care, get educated and question what they are claiming is science — for without questions, science becomes superstition and as worthless as believing the earth is flat.
Letter to town of Putney legal counsel about Equity and Inclusion subcommittee
There will be increased community tension, increased distrust of town governance, and increased likelihood of legal action against the Town of Putney if this childish Subcommittee is not immediately terminated.