A Plug in the Pipeline: Keystone XL Revival Tempered by Tariff Talk

Canada disavows its U.S. dependence while Trump applies trade leverage in affirming that to the victor goes the oils. News Analysis President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to issue a day-one executive order to restore federal approvals for the proposed Keystone XL Pipeline while also pledging to slap tariffs on Canadian imports. “It’s kind of a

Increased Drone Sightings Highlight New Risks, Aviation Experts Say

Ground observers across an increasing number of U.S. states are reporting aircraft in the sky that appear to be unmanned aerial systems (UAS), or drones, leaving the public on edge. With no definitive answers available, aviation experts—perplexed by the federal government’s limited response—suggest multiple origins for the unidentified aircraft. During weeks of sightings pooling out

Jimmy Carter: Life in Photos

The former president died on Dec. 29 at the age of 100 as the longest-lived American president. American politician Jimmy Carter smiles and waves to the auditorium at the close of the 1976 Democratic National Convention, where Carter was confirmed as the Democratic Party’s presidential candidate, held at Madison Square Garden in New York City,

20th Century’s Worst President Dead at 100

Editor’s note: The announcement that Jimmy Carter had entered hospice care—in early 2023, nearly two years ago!—stimulated the chattering class into another of its orgies of jibber-jabber, as Andrew Ferguson noted at the time (below). Now that Carter has finally signed out of hospice care for good, the blather will only increase in quantity. But