In a scenario best-saved for a science-fiction novel, two scientists from Penn State and another scientist from NASA have sounded another bell in global warming alarmism – Aliens. Yes, aliens. According to a report published by the three scientists, so-called “Universalist Aliens” may view our over-use of greenhouse gases as a way that would unintentionally destroy other civilizations, so we must be preemptively destroyed. Make sense doesn’t it? The report goes on to state: It would be particularly important for us to limit our emissions of greenhouse gases, since atmospheric …
The Department of Education announced Monday that they will be issuing waivers to states to avoid No Child Left Behind’s onerous provisions. But if states accept the waivers, they’ll be getting some temporary relief from federal regulations while ceding more control to Washington. In exchange for temporary relief, they’ll be required to implement the administration’s preferred education reforms, including national standards and tests – an unprecedented federal overreach. Click here to join the chat! We are joined by Education Policy Expert Lindsey Burke. She is taking your questions about the implications of …
The debt ceiling deal that was passed by the House and Senate contained very dangerous cuts to the military. They could prepositionally cut a trillion dollars over the next 10 years. This is coming at a time when the military is already stretched thin. Click here to join our “Lunch with Heritage” chat We are joined by Heritage expert James Carafano and he is taking your questions about what the cuts mean for national security and the readiness of the military. Lunch with Heritage feat. Jim Carafano
America is drowning in a torrent of red tape. According to our new report, there have been 15 new major regulations issued in just the first six months of the 2011 fiscal year and a total of $38 billion in new annual regulatory costs since the start of the Obama Administration. Click here to join the chat! We are joined Heritage Expert Diane Katz and she is taking your questions about the Regulatory State, how it affects our lives, and what can be done about. Be sure to also check …
Click here to join our “Lunch with Heritage” online chat. We are joined by Heritage’s Senior Fellow in Government Studies Brian Darling. He is taking your questions about the “Gang of Six” plan, the Cut, Cap, and Balance Plan, and the August 2 deadline. Lunch with Heritage feat. Brian Darling
Click here to join our “Lunch with Heritage” online chat. We are joined by former Congressmen Ernest Istook and he is taking your questions about the Debt Limit, the August 2nd deadline, the balanced budget amendment, and what will happen if the deadline is not met. Join us with your questions. Join us with your questions and we will answer as many as we can! Lunch With Heritage feat. Ernest Istook
Click here to join the chat! we are joined by Heritage’s Education expert, Lindsey Burke. She is taking your questions about the advances in school choice and other opportunities for educational freedom. 2011 has been called the “Year of School Choice“. 13 new school choice programs have been created in various states, and just yesterday, President Obama acknowledged how important school vouchers were to his success in life saying that he “wouldn’t be president if someone hadn’t helped provide some scholarships for my school.” If you would like to be …
Click here to join the chat! We are joined by Heritage’s Senior Fellow in Government Studies, Brian Darling and he is taking your questions about the next steps Congress and the President can take to reach a deal and what the best options to take are. Use the form to submit your questions and we will answer as many we we can. Lunch with Heritage feat. Brian Darling
The launch of the redesigned Foundry also brought with it exciting changes for the Center for Media and Public Policy, Heritage’s investigative reporting operation. More than a year after refocusing our mission on journalism, we now have a prominent place to showcase that work. Click here to join us right now. we are joined by Rob Bluey, director of Heritage’s Center for Media and Public Policy. He is taking your questions about think tank journalism and the stories his team will pursue on unions, energy, regulations, and other policy issues. Lunch with Heritage …
Today marks the 67th anniversary of Allied troops storming Normandy in what was known as D-Day. It was the knockout blow to Axis forces in Europe during World War II and the catalyst to ending the war in the Atlantic Theater. The heroism has been memorialized in countless movies and television documentaries, but nothing could truly capture the horrors of the battlefield on that day. The sacrifice of the brave young men was almost overwhelming. The largest assault in World War II came at a heavy price, but freedom was …
