California is once again proving itself to be an extremist outlier, and now even the U.S. Coast Guard won't enforce one of its new diktats.

Despite the attempt from lawmakers to cut down on plastic pollution, the issue has gotten far worse since the passage of the law.

SCOTUS will rule on two cases that could aid in dismantling the federal government's authoritarian administrative state.

"Surprised but really relieved," said restaurateur Emily Sarlatte. "I feel like this would put a lot of restaurants out of business."

"Consumers would be forced to switch to electric heating equipment that can have higher emissions and increase monthly costs to homeowners."

"Thousands of American jobs and billions of dollars in local economic development could be impacted by the EPA’s actions."

"If regulations are created based on ideals, it is regular users who are the ones who suffer," the former CEO of Toyota said.

"This bipartisan legislation would rescind this federal overreach and protect access to traditional, affordable vehicles."

Spiteful government regulators made life miserable for a new owner, so Portney re-acquired Barstool Sports for pennies.

Remember when liberals said they weren't looking to take away you gas-fueled appliances? Of course they were lying.