Junk Science: Georgia Gets Green 'Justice'
Judge's ruling against coal-fired power plant imposes emissions limits achievable by unavailable technology.

Heritage Foundation: One New Crime a Week
If over-federalizing crime is so bad, why does Congress keep doing it?

Morris and McGann: Will McCain Make a New Campaign Ad?
The campaign of 2008 started on July 1 when Obama launched his first national advertising buy of the season.

Ollie North: Honoring Independence at PBS
The potentates at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting have an exquisite sense of timing

Gutfeld: Mars the Salad Bar a Bad Idea
Turning Mars into a salad bar is a bad idea

Alireza Jafarzadeh: Challenging Tehran
The United States and European Union were called to adopt a new approach toward the ayatollahs’ regime.

Susan Estrich: Harry Reid Is Correct on Coal Issue
Coal enjoyed bipartisan protection from political criticism, but it didn't protect the public against its harmful impact

Mike Baker: Same Old Politics
Enough with the new political landscape and the change and the moony-eyed what-a-breath-of-fresh-air crapfest.

Radley Balko: Shooting Down Defeat in D.C.?
Supreme Court's D.C. gun ruling was significant but has limited practical effect.

John Lott: Reaction to D.C. Gun Ban Decision
The Supreme Court's decision Thursday affirming that people have a right to own guns evoked all sorts of reactions. Let's just go through a few of them.