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National Journal Who's Really Cashing In On the Fracking Boom
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National Journal Where Fracking Falls Short
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National Journal The Price Reid Will Pay for Going Nuclear
The move allows him more leeway on nominees, but it will make it more difficult for him to do just about anything else.
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National Journal Watch Rob Ford Knock Over a Toronto Official During Council Meeting Rampage
The Toronto mayor adds another bizarre video to the growing list.
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National Journal The Environmental Promise Obama Completely Abandoned
Five years ago, the administration vowed to regulate coal ash, a toxic power-plant byproduct. Green groups are still waiting.
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National Journal The Backdoor Bid to Ban Fracking
A cadre of Democrats is banking on a key personal tie to shut down the drilling process.
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National Journal America's Most Dangerous Workplace Isn't Where You'd Expect
Fishing boats and coal-mine accidents grab headlines, but far more workers are getting hurt in a quieter, calmer place.
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National Journal A Post-Nuclear Senate Would Be a Wasteland
Limiting the minority's power to filibuster might ease a nominee's path, but it won't end dysfunction. It will make it worse.
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National Journal Hey, Inflation Truthers, Enough Already!
Congress is not engaged in a massive conspiracy to disguise rising prices. Really.
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National Journal Coal Country's Decline Has a Long History
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National Journal Where Fracking Is a Curse
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National Journal West Virginia's Ghosts Haunt Fracking Boom
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National Journal In Fracking, West Virginia Sees a Second Chance
Despite a century of lucrative coal mining, West Virginia remains among the nation's poorest states. Now, natural gas represents a new hope for turning resources into riches.
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National Journal What You Need to Know From the Opening Statements at Today's Health Care Hearing
Contractors responsible for getting the health care website running are testifying to the House this morning. Here are highlights from its beginning.
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National Journal Making Smart Phones Do for Kids What Sesame Street Never Could
Successful as it is, the television show has never reached one key group of children. Research suggests touch screens can.
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National Journal Will Fracking Suck California Dry?
New technologies have expanded oil production, but they're adding another thirsty mouth to the state's tight water market.
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National Journal Debt-Ceiling Deal Near, but Damage Done
Brinkmanship is damaging the country's most valuable asset.
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National Journal About This Series
The New Energy Paradigm: America's Shift From Scarcity to Abundance
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The Shutdown Makes It Hard for the Government to Do Math
Lawmakers are walking a dangerous path in the debt-ceiling standoff, and thanks to the government shutdown, they're walking it in the dark.
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National Journal How Can You Run the Economy Without Any Data?
The government shutdown means no federal reports about inflation, employment, and a raft of other crucial metrics. Look out for uninformed decision-making.
