Politics
This piece argues that the many petty fights over zoning, school policy, workplace rules, and platform moderation form a single, sustained pressure on the...
Conservatives still control the inside track, and this piece explains why the Marxists’ moment is fragile because they misread the Red-Green Alliance and underestimate...
I’ll outline why patriotic media is broken and what must change, covering concentrated ownership, the fact-checking cartel, memory-scrubbing, influencer rot, platform dependence, and the...
This piece runs through a conservative countdown of the ideas and cultural forces that, in my view, threaten America’s future. It compresses thirty warning...
This piece argues that newly disclosed messages from Anthony Fauci exposing private doubts about Covid vaccines and pregnancy reveal a broader problem: an institutional...
James Talarico’s campaign quietly changed a timeline that matters: what it once said was a romance that started after a staffer left now reads...
This piece argues that the many petty fights over zoning, school policy, workplace rules, and platform moderation form a single, sustained pressure on the...
This piece argues that scares about ICE deporting US citizens do not match the facts, explains why the risk to citizens is negligible, and...
This piece argues that a widespread drift in American churches has replaced the cross with a coupon, trading the call to follow Christ for...
I’ll take a hard look at Karen Bass’s handling of the Palisades fire and why Republicans see it as a failure, give a clear-neutral...
This article presses a simple point: medication dependence is a prepper vulnerability that rarely gets the focus it deserves, and there are practical strategies...
This piece examines Mayor Karen Bass’s tenure through one lens: accountability. It tracks the audit that could not account for billions, huge homeless program...
Arcadia’s mayor pleaded guilty to being an illegal agent of the People’s Republic of China, a case that exposes how Beijing targets local government,...
The core question here is simple: will Los Angeles put city interests first or keep voting along party lines, while issues like housing, marriage...
The Justice Department allowed a handful of members of Congress to read heavily redacted Jeffrey Epstein files in a secure room, and what they...
Los Angeles faces a defining local choice on June 2: a winner-take-all mayoral primary that could hand the city a new executive if any...