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Nithya Raman’s rotten record on homelessness
The human cost is tragic, and the financial one is staggering. LA taxpayers have funneled enormous sums into homelessness –– billions overall –– yet visible progress lags.
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Hunting down billionaires risks killing Silicon Valley
Other countries want to build their own versions of Silicon Valley. Those pushing the billionaire tax seem determined to destroy the original.
Let Huntington Beach decide how it votes — not a judge
The ruling is in — Huntington Beach’s election system is changing.
It’s the end of the Ro’d for Khanna
1. #FreeRoKhanna…from Congress by Evan Milenko, writer *Record scratch. Freeze frame.* Yep, that’s me, Ro Khanna. You’re probably wondering how I ended up in the West Bank. Congressman Ro Khanna launched a national media tour this…
UCSF chancellor, a doctor, flubs biology –– but aces Evasion 101
The head of a prestigious health sciences university, of all people, should understand simple biology.
California’s cowardly U-turn on barring sex offenders from office
Californians should be able to agree that convicted sex offenders should not be allowed to hold public office.
How Gavin Newsom brought South Africa’s race obsessions to California
California’s racialist revolutionaries seem incapable of grasping a simple truth: These policies failed in South Africa, and they will fail in California, too.
Newsom faces a reckoning as past paramour tells her side of the story
Gavin Newsom is about to face a reckoning over his 2007 affair with Ruby Rippey Gibney.
Black kids don’t need to be taught a separate language in California
A nonprofit called the Black English Language Workgroup is trying to normalize bad English for Black children specifically. As if educational outcomes weren’t abysmal enough.
California can’t evade Supreme Court decision on transgender sports
The federal government has already begun to take action against California under civil rights law.
The left declares war on Paramount Warner Bros. Discovery merger
The left won’t let the Paramount — Warner Bros. Discovery merger happen without a fight. And California, to no one’s surprise, is leading the charge.