Author: Bart Marcois

Bart Marcois (@bmarcois) was the principal deputy assistant secretary of energy for international affairs during the Bush administration. Additionally, Marcois served as a career foreign service officer with the State Department.

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    • NBA team normalizes postgame prayer circle
      (THE BLAZE) – The Milwaukee Bucks are not only known for being one of the best teams in the NBA for the better part of the last decade, but their team has become synonymous with a postgame prayer circle. While the tradition goes back until at least 2018, an early April 2024 video of the… […]
    • Poll delivers verdict on Trump JURY!
      By Mary Lou Masters Daily Caller News Foundation A majority of Americans aren’t confident that the jury in former President Donald Trump’s Manhattan criminal trial can reach a fair verdict, a poll released Thursday evening found. Only 44% of respondents said they were confident in the jurors’ ability to deliver a fair verdict compared to… […]
    • Mexican NGO with pro-Biden flyers also allowed anti-Trump display, images show
      [Editor's note: This story originally was published by The Daily Signal.] By Fred Lucas The Daily Signal A migrant services center in Mexico near the Texas border where pro-Joe Biden flyers recently were posted also was home to a display opposing Donald Trump in 2020. The executive director of Resource Center Matamoros has denied any… […]
    • State AG launches new campaign to intimidate pro-life centers
      The attorney general in California is being accused of launching a new intimidation campaign against pro-life centers. It's through subpoenas he's issued demanding specific information about how those centers offer ultrasound exams to women. The American Center for Law and Justice, which already is representing one of the centers subpoenaed, explained what is developing. It… […]
    • Report: Dems' dark money machine got $143 million from foreign billionaire
      By Robert Schmad Daily Caller News Foundation A single foreign billionaire’s nonprofit was responsible for roughly one-sixth of a massive left-wing dark money group’s revenue over the past few years, according to a new report. The Berger Action Fund, a nonprofit founded by Swiss billionaire Hansjorg Wyss, gave $143 million to the Sixteen Thirty Fund… […]
    • Media outlets misrepresenting crime stats to Biden's benefit
      By Robert Schmad Daily Caller News Foundation Two of the federal government’s methods of measuring crime tell two different stories, complicating recent claims from the media and President Joe Biden that crime is declining. Numerous media outlets have, in recent months, run headlines suggesting that crime is declining across the country. The statistics they’re citing,… […]
    • Walmart customers say goodbye to self checkout
      (OUTKICK) – Attention Walmart customers - get ready for some major changes! At least two Walmart stores have pulled the self-checkout machines in order to go back to the traditional check-out lines. Score one for humans! If you're a Walmart aficionado in St. Louis, Missouri or Cleveland, Ohio, you may have already seen the changes,… […]
    • Biden's EPA defies experts, claims power regs won't hurt grid
      By Nick Pope Daily Caller News Foundation The Biden administration says that its new rules for fossil fuel-fired power plants will not cause grid reliability problems, but power grid experts are warning that the exact opposite could end up being the case. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced final rules for fossil fuel-fired power plants… […]
    • Coffee chain abruptly closes all locations, laying off hundreds with 2 hours' notice
      (NEW YORK POST) – Two weeks’ notice? How about two hours’ notice? Two blindsided Foxtrot market employees captured the moment they found out that they — and hundreds of workers — were out of a job at the popular cafe chain when it was revealed the company was going under on Tuesday. “So we just… […]
    • Government won't remove iconic wild horses from national park
      (THE CENTER SQUARE) – The wild horses won't be kept away from North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park after all, according to U.S. Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D. The National Park Service is abandoning its plan to remove the horses, which have roamed through the park for decades, the senator said Thursday. “These wild horses are… […]