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Opinion | EPA May Correct a Supreme Court Error
Will the justices reconsider their finding that Congress authorized the agency to regulate greenhouse gases? Journal Editorial Report: EPA revokes the climate endangerment finding. Photo: Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images The Environmental Protection Agency has rescinded a 2009 finding that greenhouse gas emissions, specifically from motor vehicles, endanger public health and welfare. That claim spawned federal regulations extending into much of the economy.
Opinion | EPA May Correct a Supreme Court Error
Will the justices reconsider their finding that Congress authorized the agency to regulate greenhouse gases? Journal Editorial Report: EPA revokes the climate endangerment finding. The Environmental Protection Agency has rescinded a 2009 finding that greenhouse gas emissions, specifically from motor vehicles, endanger public health and welfare. That claim spawned federal regulations extending into much of the economy.
Opinion | The Left’s Climate Dreams Hit Energy Reality
The politically-driven effort to force a transition from traditional power to wind, solar and battery has produced an energy crisis in blue America. Progressive-led states are beset by increasing electricity rates and declining reliability. Although their leaders uniformly blame President Trump, the costs have become so high that some on the left are finally scaling back these destructive policies. But it’s no guarantee sobriety will win the day.
Opinion | The Left’s Climate Dreams Hit Energy Reality
In Massachusetts, Gov. Healey boasted about blocking two gas pipelines. That’s embarrassing now. Speaking in Indiana on July 29, 2025, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator, Lee Zeldin, and Energy Secretary, Chris Wright, detailed moves to repeal the 2009 Obama-Biden ‘endangerment’ finding, used to justify much of their climate agenda. The politically-driven effort to force a transition from traditional power to wind, solar and battery has produced an energy crisis in blue America.
Opinion | Trump Doesn’t Need Congress to Cut Waste
The judiciary and legislature are stymieing President Trump’s spending reforms. Federal judges have blocked efforts to freeze billions of dollars in grants awarded by the Biden administration to activist groups. Legislative rescission of that funding is going nowhere. But Mr. Trump doesn’t need to wait to see if the Supreme Court reverses the district courts or Congress gets moving.
Opinion | Trump Will Want to ‘Confess Error’
We’re in a catch-me-if-you can era of governance. Regulators stretch their authority knowing that legal challenges take years, during which their desired outcomes can take root. President-elect Trump can fast-track reversal of the Biden administration’s excesses and beat rule-makers at their own game.
Biden-Harris administration dodges transparency
OPINION: Earlier this year, the Department of Justice, on behalf of the federal agencies it represents, began a campaign to stop Freedom of Information Act releases before the November election. In so doing, the Biden-Harris administration deprives the public of important documents that belong to them at the time that information is most useful and risks adding to the appearance of a politicized DOJ. The Supreme Court has embraced the idea, first in EPA v.
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