Eleanor Bartow
Features Editor at The Federalist
Features editor at The Federalist; IWF visiting fellow. Formerly: editor-in-chief at AEI; Daily Caller & CQ reporter; Fulbright grantee; Claremont & NRI fellow.
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Sep 28, 2024 |
foxnews.com | Eleanor Bartow
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Democratic presidential candidate current Vice President Kamala Harris used the word "freedom" 11 times in a campaign speech this week, emphasizing, as she does repeatedly, the "freedom of a woman to be able to make decisions about her own body." It’s the latest example of how, according to ABC News and The New Yorker, Democrats are attempting to take ownership of the word "freedom." The New Yorker explains: "Democrats’ years-long efforts to reclaim...
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Aug 10, 2024 |
foxnews.com | Eleanor Bartow
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! It feels almost sacrilegious to say, but summer break is too long. It’s a quarter of the year (more than 2,000 hours). Doesn’t that already make the case? It’s summer, so I can daydream: Schools should offer more instructional days. Some U.S. schools have started to, and other countries do.
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Apr 23, 2024 |
iwf.org | Julianna Frandle |Eleanor Bartow
The Visual Capitalist has an image that helps comprehend how much our nation’s debt payments have skyrocketed. “The cost of paying for America’s national debt crossed the $1trillion dollar mark in 2023, driven by high interest rates and a record $34 trillion mountain of debt,” it explains. Warning: This might be triggering for some people:Did you have to scroll down a lot to be able to see the whole spike in the graph? I did.
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Apr 17, 2024 |
argusobserver.com | Eleanor Bartow
The House Committee on Oversight and Accountability chairman complained recently that Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm has not scheduled an appearance before the panel. One critical question for the secretary is what her department’s push for new energy efficiency standards in new homes will cost Americans. While she and the White House have touted reduced energy use that would result in “$162 in annual savings per residential unit,” what is the actual price tag when factoring in upfront costs?
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Apr 17, 2024 |
iwf.org | McKenzie Holmes |Eleanor Bartow
The House Committee on Oversight and Accountability chairman complained recently that Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm has not scheduled an appearance before the panel. One critical question for the secretary is what her department’s push for new energy efficiency standards in new homes will cost Americans. While she and the White House have touted reduced energy use that would result in “$162 in annual savings per residential unit,” what is the actual price tag when factoring in upfront costs?
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I wrote for Fox on how Democrats are falsely claiming to be the party of freedom. https://t.co/NU3wRmns5D
I wrote for Fox about how summer break is too long. I wrote the story before summer break :) https://t.co/KYz1jnzjvV
The Wall Street Journal just covered the issue I had earlier this month https://t.co/nF5SVcZSg9 The WSJ says: “A new HUD energy rule will raise the cost of home construction.”