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January 27, 2020
Widespread Poverty Stats Greatly Overstate the Number of Americans Who Are Destitute
Contrary to AOC, the facts are clear that frequently reported federal poverty stats vastly overstate the number of Americans who are destitute.
Climate Change
January 27, 2020
Dr. Richard Keen, R.I.P.
Rich Keen loved life, and was among the nicest and most-patient people I’ve ever worked with on climate at Heartland. I will miss him.
Government Spending
January 27, 2020
Bravo to the Undoing of Michelle Obama’s ‘Signature Achievement’
Michelle Obama, like her husband and his minions when he was president, is allied with elitists who ignore and distort science to promote their leftist agendas. Fortunately, they’re no longer in a position to ram their policies down our throats.
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Government & Politics
January 27, 2020
"Surveillance Capitalism": A Summary of Critics
Companies that allegedly practice "surveillance capitalism" have become seemingly inescapable in our modern economy, leading a host of critics to explain the many ways those like Facebook and Google threaten our lives and freedoms.
Health Care
January 27, 2020
How Non-compete Clauses Shackle Physicians and Hurt Patients
Today, doctors are forced to fight with huge, multi-million-dollar hospital corporations if they dare to contest a clause.
Government Spending
January 27, 2020
Government Spending Gets Even More Out of Control
We are hurtling toward a fiscal cliff, and Congress seems intent on nailing the gas pedal to the floorboard.

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January 27, 2020
Widespread Poverty Stats Greatly Overstate the Number of Americans Who Are Destitute
By James Agresti
Contrary to AOC, the facts are clear that frequently reported federal poverty stats vastly overstate the number of Americans who are destitute.
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January 27, 2020
Dr. Richard Keen, R.I.P.
By Jim Lakely
Rich Keen loved life, and was among the nicest and most-patient people I’ve ever worked with on climate at Heartland. I will miss him.
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January 27, 2020
Bravo to the Undoing of Michelle Obama’s ‘Signature Achievement’
By Henry I. Miller, Jeff Stier
Michelle Obama, like her husband and his minions when he was president, is allied with elitists who ignore and distort science to promote their leftist agendas. Fortunately, they’re no longer in a position to ram their policies down our throats.
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January 27, 2020
"Surveillance Capitalism": A Summary of Critics
By Darren Brady Nelson
Companies that allegedly practice "surveillance capitalism" have become seemingly inescapable in our modern economy, leading a host of critics to explain the many ways those like Facebook and Google threaten our lives and freedoms.
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January 27, 2020
How Non-compete Clauses Shackle Physicians and Hurt Patients
By AnneMarie Schieber
Today, doctors are forced to fight with huge, multi-million-dollar hospital corporations if they dare to contest a clause.
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January 27, 2020
Government Spending Gets Even More Out of Control
By Christopher Talgo
We are hurtling toward a fiscal cliff, and Congress seems intent on nailing the gas pedal to the floorboard.
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January 27, 2020
Virginia Governor Declares War on Gun Owners—and Babies
By Christopher Talgo
Governors like Ralph Northam detest the Second Amendment because the Second Amendment is the ultimate form of self-reliance: self-protection.
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January 27, 2020
Heartland Weekly: AOC's Socialist Takeover of Democrats
By Billy Aouste
Week of January 20, 2020
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January 24, 2020
Climate Crackpots Lose in Court Again
By H. Sterling Burnett
Climate Change Weekly #348
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January 22, 2020
Jo Nova’s Amazing Australian Fire Coverage
By David Wojick
Writer and blogger Jo Nova makes an argument about the cause of the Australian wildfires outside of the climate narrative, such as the historical trend of fires and lack of fire management.
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January 21, 2020
Happiness, Thy Name is National School Choice Week
By Robert G. Holland
School Choice Week showcases the interest in school choice and pent-up demand for more of it. Whether supply meets that demand will depend in part on decisions in the political and legal realms.
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January 21, 2020
Regulations are Bringing Back Dirt, Filth, and Disease
By Jeffrey Tucker
Trump is exactly right that problems trace to preposterous government regulations designed to save water that actually end up using more, and not dealing with the real problem which has nothing to do with domestic water use. 
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January 21, 2020
Power to the Parents!
By Larry Sand
The abusive education monopoly must go.
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January 21, 2020
Heartland Weekly: Crop Yields Contradict Climate Doom
By Billy Aouste
Week of January 13, 2020
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January 17, 2020
NASA/NOAA Report Ignores Best Climate Data
By H. Sterling Burnett
Climate Change Weekly #347
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January 17, 2020
California Energy Policies are Fueling the Housing Crisis and Homelessness
By Ronald Stein, P.E.
California’s green crusade direction and actions are increasing the costs of electricity and fuels which guarantees growth of the homeless, poverty, and welfare populations, and further fuels the housing affordability crisis.
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January 16, 2020
Climate Change Has Caused More Rain, Helping Fight Australian Wildfires
By Tiffany Taylor
Alarmists are pointing their finger at climate change for the recent wildfires in Australia, claiming global warming is causing drought conditions that have facilitated the fires.
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January 16, 2020
Trump Proposes Much-Needed Reform of National Environmental Policy Act
By Christopher Talgo
While running for the presidency in 2016, Donald Trump promised to provide relief to the stifling regulations that at-best delay and at-worst completely halt infrastructure projects.
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polar ice caps
January 16, 2020
While NOAA/NASA Claims 2019 as the 'Second Warmest Year Ever,' Other Data show 2019 Cooler Than 2005 for US
By Anthony Watts
Imagine if the entire world had a high quality state of the art temperature monitoring network like the USA does. Arguments over data quality, adjustments, UHI, time of observation, and many other niggles which affect and bias the data would disappear.
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January 15, 2020
What It Was Like at Trump’s Milwaukee Rally Tuesday Night
By Darren Brady Nelson
Trump slowly walked and waved his way to the podium. When he waved my way, up in one of the “nose bleed” sections, but it weirdly felt like he was waving just at me.
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