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State Farm is finally being held accountable — by LA County

State Farm delayed, and denied, and dragged its feet for far too long — and now wildfire victims will have their day in court.

Back to campus: A fearful time for Jewish students at Cal Poly

The back-to-school season is an exciting time, when everything is new and filled with...

Daniel Lurie’s homeless reforms will finally deliver accountability

San Franciscans are battle-weary — amid endless pushes for tax increases and demands for...

Donald Trump & friends have a welcome plot twist for Hollywood

Donald Trump brought the lights and camera. Will Congress supply the action?

With Joe Biden at the helm, disunion is strong and present

President Biden gave what could be his final State of the Union address Thursday.

Iran has upped its cyberattacks: It’s time for Biden to strike back

Iran has dramatically stepped up its cyberattacks against the United States since Oct. 7, prompting little to no response from the White House.

Why SCOTUS is the last properly functioning branch of government

In a 9-0 decision, the Supreme Court ruled states cannot use Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to kick former President Donald Trump off...

How to get violent migrant criminals off the streets NOW

In January, Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents picked up an MS-13 gang member who’d been convicted of accessory-to-murder charges in Montgomery County, Maryland.

Joe Biden got Laken Riley’s name wrong — as he has EVERYTHING in his border mess

Joe Biden botched Laken Riley's name in his State of the Union address. Riley was murdered by illegal immigrant Jose Ibarra, here thanks to...

Kissing up to wokeness: Letters to the Editor — March 8, 2024

The Issue: The Department of Veterans Affairs debates removing an iconic photo from its facilities. Give me a break (“Oh kiss off!” March 6)!...

Biden’s State of the Union misfires, Medicaid mess and other commentary

President “Biden started his speech with these words: ‘If I were smart, I’d go home now,’” quips USA Today’s Ingrid Jacques.

Gov. Hochul sends in the troops: Letters to the Editor — March 9, 2024

The Issue: Gov. Hochul’s decision to deploy the National Guard and state police to patrol the subway. Three cheers for Gov. Hochul for finally...

Biden’s DEI mandates cut technology off at the knees

President Joe Biden’s insistence that technology be littered with diversity, equity, and inclusion requirements at the expense of quality is hamstringing American technology and national security. The theory behind the CHIPS and Science Act was to make the United States less dependent on advanced microchips from Taiwan, where 90% of them are made and in […]

Don’t forget what Biden’s Afghanistan blunder caused

Remember the blood spilled in Afghanistan when you vote later this year. On Thursday, President Joe Biden gave his annual State of the Union address, in which he angrily tumbled his way through countless lies and accusations while still claiming the union is stronger than ever.  Biden was also jeered by a man in the […]

A to-do list for new RNC Chairman Michael Whatley

It is a new day for the Republican Party. Longtime Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel is out, and new party boss Michael Whatley is in. After a mixed record through her seven years in office, McDaniel resigned from her position atop the Republican Party this week, allowing for Whatley, the chairman of the North […]

DC schools face fiscal cliff after putting staff over students

Washington, D.C., schools prioritized staff rather than student outcomes, and now, big budget cuts are on the way while academic results have not improved. According to the D.C. Policy Center, Washington public schools are going to see a 13% decline in funding just after losing COVID stimulus funds. Schools used these funds to hire more […]

Biden has no clue what his border bill actually does

I am no fan of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA). But credit where credit is due.  Her outburst at the State of the Union address last night not only forced President Joe Biden to say the name of the young nursing student who was allegedly murdered by an immigrant released into the United States by […]

Pentagon’s UFO agency report shows analytic bias

The All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office reflects the Pentagon’s love for acronyms. AARO also leads the government’s research of “unidentified flying objects” or what the government calls “unidentified aerial phenomena.” On Friday, AARO released a report documenting its study of UFO-related reports since 1945. The report has real problems. Nevertheless, AARO also deserves some credit for […]

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