Investing in alternative energy sources, such as ethanol, provides a solution as gas prices go up and national security becomes more of an issue.

The American Clean Energy and Security Act guarantees that we will remain reliant upon dictators to drive cars, heat our homes, and run our appliances.

The recent shift of the IRGC's focus from external defense to internal security signals a renewed crackdown on reformism and civil society.

It is in the interests of former Soviet states to liberalize their economies and move away from energy-intensive industries in which they hold no comparative advantage.

Are gas prices excessive or simply a response to current market conditions?

Conservatives must build on our environmental successes, practicing common-sense environmentalism.

Despite what many believe, it is impossible to gain energy independence.

The United States has heavily subsidized the production of corn-based ethanol. The global impact of that policy may lead to a catastrophe.