Bipartisan Virginia lawmakers blocked a climate superfund bill, citing retroactive liability and due-process concerns.

High power bills aren’t bad luck or market forces — they’re the result of political decisions made by clueless blue state leaders.

California’s bullet train moves to track-laying—years late, billions over budget, and on a fraction of the promised route, as transparency questions grow.

Fresh snow in Italy and deep cold elsewhere undercut claims that climate change is making the Winter Olympics harder to host.

Claims of a climate crisis rest on the assumption that scientists have a precise understanding of global temperature, past and present. Do they?

Africa’s droughts and floods are recurring weather events, not proof of a climate shift, despite media claims to the contrary.

A 2011 Frozen Planet episode warned of starving polar bears in the Barents Sea despite evidence they were healthy.

Twenty-two state attorneys general urge the House to investigate alleged climate bias influencing federal judges.

In its latest scientific manual for judges, the Federal Judicial Center promotes climate attribution methods over real-world testing.

Green energy mandates and capacity shortfalls are driving NJ electric bills sharply higher, prompting an emergency response from the state’s new governor.

The Belgian prime minister calls EU green energy policy a costly failure, weakening reliability, affordability, and energy security.

‘Climate change’ was supposed to make DC winters ‘more southern’—instead, it’s colder than it’s been in the past 30 years.