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In the middle of the infrastructure bill negotiations last year in Washington, D.C., with the pandemic still limiting in-person meetings, lobbyist Martin Whitmer Jr. found a creative way to get in front of lawmakers with a message from his client, the asphalt industry.

Negotiations on "Build Back Better," the Biden administration's trillion-dollar social welfare package, have collapsed. But the exercise demonstrated that the Left has not abandoned its quest to supplant private health insurance with government-run health care. That's disturbing for several reasons.

Navigating a lapse between insurers and facing an $1,100 up-front cost he couldn’t afford, Marcus LaCour had no choice but to start rationing out the...

A range of special interests lobbied for infrastructure dollars. The asphalt industry may have been the most successful.

With the stroke of a pen and an announcement from a podium, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has essentially declared himself supreme dictator over the nation on our northern border. [...]

Eu.The European Union unveiled what it is touting as an “alternative” to China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI).

What Americans and all Westerners should learn from Canada’s digital crackdown on freedom

The closures are forcing difficult choices about the use of natural gas as renewable energy fails to ramp up fast enough.

The push comes as aging fossil plants have closed or faced economic pressure.

Administration officials worked on a report showing how the U.S. would cut emissions in half. Those details haven't been released because of political