Energy analyst Robert Bryce maintains a database showing that, as of November 2025, local communities have rejected or restricted 595  read more »

Discovered by chance at a photo book fair, Peter Mitchell’s photographs of Leeds capture a civic world that assumed legibility, continuity, and shared meaning  read more »

Blinders are used to keep horses focused on the road ahead and not get distracted  read more »

Last Monday I wrote a piece that lamented the state of policy movement on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives in America. Here’s my followup to that.  read more »

Conservatives have rightly denounced the extremist tendency among young progressives, but there’s a similar problem now evident on the Right.  read more »

‘For many states that were once great have now become small; and those that were great in my time were small formerly. Knowing therefore that human prosperity never continues in one stay.’  read more »

Public universities are facing a crisis of confidence. Trust in higher education has fallen sharply over the past decade, driven by rising costs, ideological imbalance, and  read more »

Sometimes policy change is necessitated by reality. The welcome new entente cordiale between Ottawa and Alberta, fast tracking new energy developments, marks a pleasant example.  read more »