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Paul Ehrlich, of Dubuque, who was an area dairy farmer and longtime supporter of the Dubuque County Fair. Honey Smacks was one of his favorite snacks to satiate his sweet

There were few places Paul Ehrlich was happier than the Dubuque County Fair.

To claim that only now do environmentalists feel the need to resort to dire predictions is to ignore the failed doomsaying of the past half century.

THE FOUNDATION "We are, heart and soul, friends to the freedom of the press. It is however, the prostituted companion of liberty, and somehow or other, we know not how, its efficient auxiliary." —Fisher Ames (1807) Fellow Patriots, on this day in 1775, the U.S. Marine Corps was created by the...

Joe Manchin is out, Israel agrees to "humanitarian pauses," Hamas screening brawl, and more.

Do the dinosaurs, victims of a famous 66-million-year-old mass extinction event, have a message for us?

With the president mentioning "global climate change" in his State of the Union, CNN’s Miles O’Brien was happy he finally mentioned it. But, of course, he’s not doing enough and "more drastic action is needed.". Because his proposals are voluntary and not mandatory, it is "essentially toothless." O’Brien featured Gene Karpinski of the liberal League of Conservation Voters to call for "mandatory caps on global warming," but featured no contrary view...

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

CBS News' '60 Minutes' sacrifices its credibility in selling apocalyptic pseudoscience by activist scientists.

I was thrilled when I read last week that Claudia Goldin had won the Nobel Prize in Economics. I have never met her but you could say I discovered her 20 years ago when her 2003 study with Lawrence Katz entitled “The Power of the Pill: Oral Contraceptives and Women’s Career and Marriage Decisions” was published.