Trump Plans to Visit California Wildlife Devastation This Week

‘It would be better if I went as president,’ Trump said, after considering an earlier visit. President-elect Donald Trump said on Jan. 18 that he would most likely visit the Los Angeles area—which wildfires have scorched since early January—later this week following his Monday inauguration ceremony. As of Friday, the fires have killed at least

Trump to Visit California on Friday After Wildfire Devastation

‘It would be better if I went as president,’ Trump said, after considering an earlier visit. President-elect Donald Trump said on Sunday that he will visit the Los Angeles area—which wildfires have scorched since early January—on Friday following his Monday inauguration ceremony. As of Jan. 17, the fires have killed at least 27 people and

Jan. 6 Defendants Seek Pardons As Trump Prepares to Take Office

President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance have offered various statements on the prospect of pardoning Jan. 6 defendants. President-Elect Donald Trump is set to be inaugurated on Jan. 20 and, with that, gain all the powers of the presidency as outlined by the U.S. Constitution. The pardon power, in particular, has provoked considerable

Trump’s Day 1 Executive Actions to Set Foundation for Energy Dominance

Most likely: Exit Paris pact, lift LNG export permit pause, suspend offshore wind permits, expand offshore oil/gas leases, declare national energy emergency. News Analysis When newly-inaugurated President Donald Trump issues his anticipated broadside of 100 day one executive actions on Jan. 20, several dozen will presumably zero in on energy policy and environmental regulation. “Energy

The Transformation of Kevin Roberts

Twenty years ago Kevin Roberts was an assistant professor of history at New Mexico State University. Today he’s president of the Heritage Foundation, which bills itself as “America’s most influential policy organization” and is best known for its “Project 2025” presidential transition recommendations. But the contrast between Roberts then and now is far more dramatic

The Joy of Losing

REVIEW: ‘Kamala: Her Historic, Joyful, and Auspicious Sprint to the White House’ Some books are destined to be bestsellers. Others are destined to end up on a cargo plane to Africa next to pallets of T-shirts celebrating would-be Super Bowl champions and Hillary Clinton’s “herstoric” victory. Indeed, sometimes it all comes down to which candidate