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WaTimes: DENVER — The Colorado Supreme Court dealt a devastating setback Monday to the state’s environmental movement by throwing out local bans on hydraulic fracturing.

WashingtonTimes: In the most sweeping study of its kind, police were more reluctant to shoot black suspects than their white counterparts, contradicting the widely accepted “racist cop” narrative driving movements [Read More]

The abuse of environmentalist power to hurt people never stops. IceAgeNow: “Another one gone,” began the Lost Coast Outpost’s report in late January. A.A. “Red” Emmerson, chairman of Sierra Pacific [Read More]

Many consumers will see large rate increases for the first time Nov. 1 — a week before they go to the polls. Politico: The last thing Democrats want to contend with [Read More]

and Other Commonsense Measures to HELP Californians CPR:  So much of what comes out of the Capitol hurts average Californians. Efforts to impose new taxes, onerous regulations or laws that [Read More]

Ohioans are getting a bit fed up with their absentee governor John Kasich.

UPI: The average price of gas is now hovering at a cost that is rather unattractive to drivers at $2.22 per gallon, according to AAA. The increase in gas prices [Read More]

“Islam’s Attractions” LOL JihadWatch: “The ISIL, Boko Haram and al-Nusrah have been created in line with the US strategy of religion against religion, which seeks to impair the divine face [Read More]

Falling headlong To an ending you soon will learn Barbarians who — ensnare Islam flair

EAG – Detroit Federation of Teachers members ditched their students to protest about pay today, despite data that shows they’ve been ineffective at improving the district’s worst-in-the-nation student academic performance.

PatriotRetort: I confess I despise Hillary Clinton with every fiber of my being. I’m not particularly a fan of any Democrat, but Hillary’s special. When I heard that she claimed [Read More]

WASHINGTON, May 3 (UPI) — The U.S. Energy Department said it has $25 million in funding to help software developers and utility provides better integrate solar power to the grid.

Reuters: Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.N) was ordered by a U.S. jury on Monday to pay $55 million to a woman who said that using the company’s talc-powder products for feminine [Read More]

Reuters: The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected a challenge by business groups to Seattle’s law raising its minimum wage to $15 an hour, a move echoed by other locales, [Read More]