I love Ken Jennings. I caught up with his original million-dollar-plus run on Jeopardy via streaming last year. His story makes him the perfect successor to the late, great Alex Trebek and miraculously, the TV gods allowed…
Supreme Court justices appeared divided Monday over whether a Colorado county can make oil companies pay for climate change damages under state law.With Justice Samuel Alito recused, Justice Amy Coney Barrett, a potential…
Democratic Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey, who sued ExxonMobil over climate change, is pressing the Trump administration to speed approval of a gas pipeline expansion.Healey asked Energy Secretary Chris Wright in a letter…
Justice Samuel Alito’s last-minute recusal has shaken up a blockbuster Supreme Court battle that stands to alter the future of climate litigation across the country.The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments Oct. 5…
As Dolly Parton might say: The New York Times goes through a great expense to make its product read like cheap tabloid journalism: The CotoBuzz Journal Watchtower Framework For Tabloid Journalism gives this piece a failing…
New York Times piece / social post below, gets a failing grade (45/100) for neutral reportage and illustrates the Asymmetric Bullhorn EffectBy leading with the high-salience slogan ‘climate change and overuse’ while the…
China is preparing to establish a regular commercial shipping route through the Arctic, potentially giving Beijing a dramatically shorter path to Europe while reducing its dependence on some of the world’s most volatile…
Newly installed Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh is experiencing a bout of policy reality. If you preserve the status quo, you’ll be attacked. If you challenge the status quo, you’ll be attacked even more.Warsh knew this…
The modern legislative process has evolved into an impossible race against the clock, where 2,000-page bills are voted on hours after release.You’ve heard it said that Members of Congress rarely read every word of the bills…
Federal laws governing the possession of firearms could be drastically pared back or wiped out depending on how an entire federal appeals court rules on a case.The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals granted a request on July 20…
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