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What Palisades mall reopening means to me: ‘We are coming back, baby!’

Over 18 months have passed since the Palisades fire destroyed our town. Twelve of our neighbors died. Over half of residents lost everything they owned –– nearly 6,000 homes...

Replace failed homeless agency — and failed ‘housing first’ policy

A federal judge may have forced the Trump administration to keep funding the LA...

The looming emergency that should make us build more water infrastructure

California faces potential water shortages if the states that use the Colorado River can’t...

How Gavin Newsom’s sanctuary policies have brought death to California

How often do Democrats thunder that “people will die” if Republicans get their way...

U.S. Attorney confirms no meth was found in van of Texas man shot by immigration officers

A federal prosecutor says tests on "a white crystal-like substance" found inside the van of a man shot to death by immigration officers in Houston last month showed the material was not methamphetamine.

Resurfaced assault report puts Dem Senate nominee in GOP crosshairs: ‘Graham Platner 2.0’

Troy Jackson, the Democratic Senate nominee in Maine, faces GOP attacks after a 1988 police report details a late-night brawl and assault claims.

Trump to rally with New York police in highlighting historic coast-to-coast violent crime drop

President Donald Trump travels to Nassau County Police Academy with Todd Blanche and Kash Patel to rally with cops and tout historic crime drop.

Abdul El-Sayed’s resurfaced kiddie show campaign clip ripped to shreds in brutal internet takedown

Abdul El-Sayed's "Blue's Clues" Senate campaign video went viral, drawing widespread mockery online and a stunned reaction from Ted Cruz on X.

Scope of CCP-backed Chinese exchange program inside American schools uncovered in sweeping report

A Defending Education report reveals 83 universities and 26 K-12 schools joined Xi Jinping's exchange program run by a Marxism-Leninism agency.

Dem Senate nominee admits ‘I take responsibility’ after police report alleges he broke down door, punched man

Troy Jackson acknowledged a 1988 fight, and the NRSC called on Senate Democrats to condemn the Democrat nominee challenging Susan Collins in Maine.

Surrogate gives birth in Texas to baby with heart defect after parents requested abortion

Baby Gabriel was born Wednesday after surrogate McKenna West fled to Texas, where Attorney General Ken Paxton secured legal victory for surgery.

Socialist insurgency heads to Trump’s backyard, targets pro-Israel Democrat

The Democratic Party's ideological civil war moves to Florida, where DSA-endorsed Oliver Larkin challenges AIPAC-backed Rep. Jared Moskowitz.

Hasan Piker event cancellation sparks intervention from top House progressive

Rep. Pramila Jayapal said she is working with the University of Washington after it canceled Hasan Piker's campus event over process concerns.

Fury erupts as 37-year illegal alien demands citizenship in viral Spanish rant alongside Dem leaders

A viral video clip shows an illegal alien demanding amnesty in Spanish alongside Democratic Party leaders, sparking fierce backlash over immigration laws.

America Has Tried Socialism Before — and Quickly Abandoned It

The rise of the Democratic Socialists of America is nothing new says historian Michael Barone.

Trump and Senate Republicans Struggle to Get on the Same Page as Midterms Loom

Some Republicans are upset at what they see as a lack of support from the White House.

Federal judge tosses Trump administration’s antisemitism suit against Harvard

A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's antisemitism lawsuit against Harvard University on Thursday, ruling that campus hostility following the October 2023 Hamas slaughter of Israelis was too isolated to prove Harvard has been violating federal civil rights law.

State Department cancels DEI diplomacy; ‘White Fragility,’ BLM lessons expunged from training

Diversity training had infected the State Department to the point that a full day of training for foreign service officers was dedicated to DEI, employees were told to mitigate their "unconscious bias," and diplomats were urged to discuss DEI and "allyship" as part of their talks with foreign governments, the Trump administration revealed Thursday.

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