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Byline: Jim Inhofe For Print Use Only. I just returned from West Africa, where I received a simple message from our African partners: The threat from radical Islamist terrorism is [...]

By the end of the year, Turkey will have either F-35 advanced fighter aircraft on its soil or a Russian S-400 surface-to-air missile defense system. It will not have both. [...]

Byline: Jim Inhofe For the eight years of the Obama administration, the American economy suffered under the effects of heavy-handed regulations. These rules are costing our economy $2 trillion per [...]

Byline: Sen. Jim Inhofe Cloaked in promises for a brighter future, the president's speech is simply more of the same. Americans have already rejected the president's global warming agenda and [...]

Byline: Jim Inhofe Not too long ago, President Obama and his Democratic allies in Congress proudly announced that America would lead the fight against global warming by passing a cap-and-trade [...]

Byline: Jim Inhofe The United States' ability to dominate the skies is critical to our national security. Producing more F-22s will ensure air dominance, keeping us ahead of Chinese and [...]

Comments on the progress in the decreased emissions of the six principal air pollutants and increased gross domestic products in the U.S. Aim of the Congress to continue the environmental progress; Relevance of the program "Clear Skies Initiative" to the substantial improvement of air quality throughout the country; Provision of energy security and encouragement of economic growth.

In this article the authors discuss how the U.S. Congress can help make natural gas (NG) a mainstream transportation fuel and how U.S. automobile manufacturers are addressing issues related to Americans' unwillingness to buy natural gas vehicles (NGVs).

The authors discuss the nuclear weapons proliferation policies of U.S. President Barack Obama, arguing that the goal of total global disarmament removes an effective nuclear deterrent against nations such as North Korea and Iran and calling for modernization of the U.S. nuclear weapons program.

An essay is presented by member of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Senator Jim Inhofe. He encourages the implementation of the global warming-based policies of the U.S. Obama administration to become energy independent. A carbon tax proposal has been made by Democrats, placing a question on Obama on whether he will force Americans to pay more in energy costs.

The article criticizes Richard Holbrooke, U.S. President Barack Obama's special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, for his statement and acceptance of the idea that global warming poses national security threats and requires the imposition of the cap-and-trade energy rationing scheme especially in the conflict between India and Pakistan which he alleges to be causing the meltdown of the Himalayan ice caps.