Jane Fonda’s Climate Agenda Left California Dirtier and More Expensive
Jane Fonda and her climate activists demanded that oil production [...]
Grieving Parents and City Leaders Press Sacramento to Act on Deadly Street Racing
The 2026 legislative session began with grieving families and local [...]
The ‘Dirty Dozen’ Gets It Wrong About California Produce
Every year, headlines warn shoppers about the so-called “Dirty Dozen,” [...]
2025 Recorded the Lowest Murder Rate in Decades — Despite Claims Crime Is Rising
For years, Americans have been told that violent crime is [...]
Scarcity, Not Landlords, Is Driving California’s Rent Crisis
By: Hector Barajas California’s rent debate is often reduced to [...]
The Ivy League’s New Academic Advantage: A Doctor’s Note
It’s getting hard to shock anyone when it comes to [...]
Americans Haven’t Stopped Caring. They’ve Stopped Trusting.
Most analyses of declining charitable giving focus on household balance [...]
Amazon Isn’t Just a Store. It’s the Backbone of the Internet
Most people think of Amazon as the place they order [...]
When the AI Always Loves You Back
In a world where loneliness is common and real connection [...]
College Football Started Without Helmets. People Died. Then Came the Helmets…and the Complaints
College football has come a long way since its brutal [...]
