The Daily Caller

The Obama administration is moving forward with new mandates for fuel economy and cellulosic ethanol.

The president’s controversial Roanoke speech offers a glimpse into his narcissistic worldview.

The revolution will not be televised.

The civil rights group refuses to let bygones be bygones.

The discovery of vast underground water reserves in Africa raises questions about how radical US environmentalists have become.

Sometimes it’s necessary to restate the obvious.

The administration’s investment in the Egyptian government makes as much sense as its investment in Solyndra.

The president’s reaction to the Martin shooting could come back to haunt him in November.