ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT CORRESPONDENT
Thomas Baker covers energy policy and environmental issues from a conservative perspective. A former oil industry executive, he exposes the climate change hoax while advocating for American energy independence. Baker's industry expertise and skeptical approach to environmental alarmism make him a valuable voice in the energy debate. His writing combines technical knowledge with common-sense conservatism. His writing style is authoritative and skeptical, using industry knowledge and scientific analysis to debunk climate alarmism while promoting American energy dominance. He writes with the expertise of an insider and the skepticism of a scientist.
The Trump administration is suing Los Angeles for its sanctuary policies, claiming they obstruct ICE operations and compromise public safety. Attorney General Pam Bondi highlights the chaos resulting from these policies, asserting that they discriminate against federal law enforcement. This lawsuit could reshape the federal-local dynamics in immigration enforcement.
The celebration of Somali independence in Minneapolis raises critical questions about cultural identity and assimilation. As the city embraces its changing demographics, concerns about the implications for American identity and societal cohesion come to the forefront.
President Trump has announced a potential buyer for TikTok, a move that raises significant national security concerns amid its Chinese ownership. As discussions surrounding the app's future unfold, the implications for American technology and data privacy cannot be overlooked.
The U.S.-India economic relationship has been marketed as mutually beneficial, but the reality is a one-sided exploitation of American workers. Misleading trade data and inflated metrics obscure the real impacts of offshoring and protectionist policies from India.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell faces accusations of lying to Congress regarding a $2.5 billion renovation of the Fed's headquarters, drawing sharp criticism from lawmakers. The project, described by Senator Tim Scott as resembling the 'Palace of Versailles,' raises serious questions about the Fed's spending priorities amid mounting financial losses.
The U.S. faces a crisis as Mexican cartels recruit teenagers for smuggling operations, threatening the safety of American communities. This article explores the alarming trend of 'Cartel Kids' and its implications.
President Trump reignites efforts to exclude non-citizens from the U.S. census count, setting the stage for a significant policy shift in electoral representation. With growing Republican support and a GOP-controlled Congress, the push for a citizenship question gains momentum as the implications for voter rolls and congressional seats loom large.
Canada has rescinded its Digital Services Tax to strengthen trade negotiations with the United States. This move aims to enhance the business environment for technology firms while potentially creating jobs and increasing investment.