by Mel Gurtov In case you haven’t noticed, a major consequence of the Ukraine war is the bonanza it has provided for the oil and gas industry. U.S. sanctions on Russian oil and gas have given the industry yet another reason for more drilling and fiercer opposition to ...
by Kyle Herrig Americans paying more at the grocery store and gas pump are told that supply-chain issues related to the coronavirus pandemic and the Russian war against Ukraine are fully to blame. But, in truth, corporate executives are also exploiting these crises to make record ...
It’s not every day that the Biden administration and Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller agree. In fact, it’s more like a total eclipse of the sun. But there is a crucial area where the two have found common ground, and that is their concern over the reason meat prices, and ...
by Gavin Roberts and Rik Chakraborti One year ago, California and Hawaii were the first states to announce emergency declarations to fight COVID-19. In doing so, they activated preexisting price gouging regulations. The reasoning, California Gov. Gavin Newsom claimed, was so that ...
MORGANTOWN -- Attorney General Patrick Morrisey stopped by The Dominion Post office Friday afternoon, in his way from Charleston to his Eastern Panhandle home, to talk about some of the COVId-19 issues his office has been dealing with. The interview was conducted as a safe social distance ...