California’s Privacy Bargain Is Breaking
There is a basic bargain between Californians and their government. [...]
When Homelessness Becomes Big Business
California taxpayers have shown repeatedly that they are willing to [...]
A New Era for California Republicans? Optimism Grows as Focus Shifts to Affordability
California Republicans see renewed optimism as their focus shifts to affordability issues resonating with everyday voters. Could bipartisan collaboration and Latino voter shifts signal a new political era in California?
Senator Brian Jones Introduces SB 356 to Ensure Full Consideration of Evidence in Parole Hearings
California State Senator Brian Jones has introduced SB 356, a bill ensuring that the California Board of Parole Hearings considers all relevant evidence—including graphic crime scene photos—when determining an inmate’s parole eligibility. The bill comes in response to a controversial policy change that barred parole commissioners from reviewing such images. Victims' rights advocates argue that this restriction limits the board’s ability to fully assess the severity of crimes. SB 356 aims to restore transparency and prioritize public safety in parole decisions.
Elon Musk’s Engineers Take on Government Spending
With the U.S. national debt soaring past $36 trillion, it’s [...]
Demographic Shifts and Policy Missteps: Analyzing Democratic Challenges in Upcoming Elections
In his November 19, 2024, article for RealClearPolitics, Daniel McCarthy [...]
Kim Jong Un Displays Missile Strength
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s visit to strategic missile [...]
Mexico’s New Plan to Tackle Cartel Violence: Will It Succeed or Lead to More Bloodshed?
Mexico's newly elected President, Claudia Sheinbaum, has unveiled a bold [...]
Princess Kate Should Give You Pause To Appreciate Cancer Patients
Princess Kate, the Princess of Wales, recently completed her chemotherapy [...]
Countries Are Profiting From Oil, Why Not Produce It Here!?
National Security Council (NSC) Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby [...]
