McKenzie Holmes

RCP 8.5, the worst-case climate change scenario predicting a 4.5 degree Celsius increase by 2100, has officially been retired by climate scientists

The Department of Energy announced on June 4th that it would invest up to $850 million to build, restart, and modernize U.S. coal plants.

Ohio provides a strong example of a state working to end fraud and reduce misspending in one of the country's largest entitlement programs.

How much do you know about transgender-identifying athletes and equal athletic opportunities for women?

On July 4th, over 1 million American children can look forward to having their Trump Accounts funded with a $1,000 contribution to kickstart their investments.

Over time, the commitment to moving Americans from public assistance to independence has eroded. Despite spending trillions annually on social safety net programs, millions of Americans remain in poverty and dependent on government. These programs are also rife with waste, fraud, and abuse. The time has come to codify new welfare reforms to ensure programs serve the truly needy while preserving federal monies for their intended purpose.

The Supreme Court delivered a major victory for political speech, striking down federal limits on how much political parties may spend

Inez Stepman, senior policy and legal analyst at Independent Women, will testify before the House Oversight Committee’s Task Force on […]

Housing prices hit an all-time high this week of $440,660, but the good news is that price increases over the last year have slowed.

The European Union is escalating its effort to reshape how social media platforms operate, issuing preliminary findings that Meta’s Facebook and Instagram may violate the Digital Services Act (DSA) by relying on design features that encourage compulsive use.