Flanked by more than two dozen coal miners at the Environmental Protection Agency Tuesday afternoon, President Donald Trump signed an executive order officially rolling back President Barack Obama’s climate change agenda.
Environmental activists gathered in front of the Environmental Protection Agency office building to protest President Donald Trump’s decision to nix Obama-era climate rules.
Politics is one of those sports where the team playing defense doesn’t get to score many points. Democrats are working hard to keep President Trump on defense, using an even more aggressive version of the same playbook they run against every Republican president.
Who May Not Own 1. Convicted felon; 2. Drug abuser; 3. Alcohol abuser; 4. Mentally incompetent; 5. Under 18 (except if parent or guardian); 6. Convicted for any crime involving an inability to safely handle a handgun.
Wounded Warrior took a media beating because of this story. Their ‘crime’ was to be accused of spending just 60% of their donations on veterans. That’s a full 54.3% MORE of their donations being used for their cause than the Clinton Foundation, and they were massacred by the media and public.
The New York Times cited a report from charity auditor “Charity Navigator” that WWP spent “lavishly” on executives & administration rather than on vets. It turns out, the reporting was completely bogus, and just recently, WWP was afforded a 4-star rating by Charity Navigator, it’s top rating, for the fiscal year 2015. Of course, for the New York Times, the story is all that matters, regardless of who is hurt if the story is 100% BS. Wounded Warrior Project’s past finances were audited by FTI consulting and the Better Business Bureau. They found that there was NO “lavish spending” on the part of WWP and that the charity, in fact, gave 81% of contributions to injured vets.
A convenience store chain’s attempt to sell cold beer has prompted a heated reaction from Indiana lawmakers who want to keep a state law limiting carryout chilled brew sales to liquor stores.
A new survey finds the wait time for new patients seeking an appointment with a physician in 15 major cities in the United States has risen 30 percent since 2014.
An Indiana House Republican says a “substantial” amendment is planned for a bill overhauling last year’s vaping law, but isn’t offering many specifics yet.
Drafted in 2013, the measure would have legalized medical marijuana in Indiana and required the state to select a single security contractor to license dispensaries, distributors and manufacturers. The required qualifications for that security contractor were so narrowly written that an expert in the security industry says it is unlikely that any company other than Mulhaupt’s would have qualified.
Depending on which company is selected, offenders could use the tablets to access their classwork and self-help materials 24 hours per day. They could more easily order from the commissary, and sift through legal research.
