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Michigan’s GOP governor primary is getting weird

Michigan Republicans haven’t had a better shot to win the governorship in over a decade. Deciding who should take it is turning into an...

New California law expands DNA tools for missing persons investigations

A new law signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom expands California's Missing Persons DNA Program to identify living and deceased victims across thousands of cold cases.

Todd Blanche moves closer to confirmation after rescinding $1.8B fund

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche took a key step towards confirmation after meeting demands to rein in a settlement deal President Donald Trump reached with the IRS this year.

Good thing Mamdani got denied at fallen Army hero’s funeral — the divisive mayor is only driven by hatred

It took a lot of courage for the family of Angel Sarah Rampersad to refuse to allow Mayor Mamdani to speak at her funeral...

The overwhelming migrant blitz on Spain shatters globalist fiction and proves over leaders have abandoned sovereign borders

Surely not even the sappiest leftist in his tattered keffiyeh and “Refugees Welcome” T-shirt would describe the thuggish gatecrashing of an independent nation as...

There’s no excuse for animal abuse — and LA has the power to stop it

After 16 years of serving the animals of the city and county of LA, I can say without hesitation that what is happening to...

California Democratic Party backs billionaire tax despite internal opposition

The California Democratic (CADEM) Party on Sunday announced that it backs a ballot measure to charge the state’s 200 billionaires with a one-time, five-percent tax on their net worth, a measure that has faced opposition from California Democrats, including the state's governor. The state party's executive board narrowly voted to back Proposition 40, known as...

Senate appropriators reach funding deal to avoid shutdown

Senators on the Appropriations Committee on Sunday agreed to a funding bill that would prevent a government shutdown at the end of September and fund the government through part of December. An initial procedural vote is scheduled for Monday night, with Senate leaders eyeing to pass the bill before going on recess. The bill will...

Trailblazing former Republican Rep Kay Granger dies at 83: ‘Broke barriers’

Former Rep. Kay Granger, a trailblazing Texas Republican who served nearly three decades in Congress and became Fort Worth’s first female mayor, has died at 83.

Malibu can be saved — but it needs vision and leadership, at every level

There’s no excuse for the slow pace of rebuilding on the Malibu coastline. And what’s needed more than anything is a vision for the...

California’s high gas prices are Gavin Newsom’s fault — and a gift to China

California’s absurd energy policy makes sure that its residents pay the highest gas prices and nearly the highest electricity prices in the nation. And...

Homelessness in California is a national security problem, too

Angelenos were rightly alarmed to learn last month that the number of homeless people is rising again. But the reality is even worse. Homelessness...

Senate to vote on stopgap bill to keep government open through Dec. 11

The Senate is set to take a test vote Monday on a stopgap appropriations bill that will keep the government open through Dec. 11. The measure, released Sunday evening, has bipartisan support and is expected to earn more than the 60 votes needed to overcome any filibuster.

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