Michael McKenna

2 days ago | washingtontimes.com | Michael McKenna

- OPINION: In a rare unanimous ruling a couple of weeks ago, the Supreme Court came to two clear conclusions in Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County about how federal agencies should implement the National Environmental Protection Act. First, it said agencies should mind their own business and assess only the environmental effects under their jurisdiction.

5 days ago | washingtontimes.com | Michael McKenna

- OPINION: A man named Robert Prevost was elected by his peers a few weeks ago to become the most important man in the world. His election, which was watched closely by dozens of self-styled experts, was, of course, neither predicted nor foreseen by any of them, nor was it anticipated by the media or any members of the organization that Mr. Prevost now leads.

1 week ago | washingtontimes.com | Michael McKenna

OPINION: The House last week passed, by the bracing margin of 215-214, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which includes an extension of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, a handful of additional tax provisions and bits and pieces of other policies, especially the tightening of work requirements associated with Medicaid. Some of the new tax provisions would phase out some tax credits from the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 over the next two years.

1 week ago | lucianne.com | Michael McKenna

Original ArticlePosted By: Moritz55, 5/26/2025 12:03:07 PMOn Monday, we celebrate Memorial Day, the civic holy day we set aside each year to commemorate those who died fighting our wars. It is a day for somber reflection of the sacrifice - more than 1 million service members - that has been made over the course of our nation's history.

2 weeks ago | washingtontimes.com | Michael McKenna

OPINION: President Trump teed off a bit in response to Walmart’s announcement that it plans to increase prices on some of the goods it sells, partly because of the effect of tariffs on goods originating in China. As a reminder, these tariffs are still in place, albeit at a 30% rate rather than the 145% rate where we started. “Walmart should stop trying to blame tariffs as the reason for raising prices throughout the chain.