The $921M Special Interest Machine That Controls California
California’s public sector unions rake in $921 million annually and spend hundreds of millions controlling elections—but there’s a legal pathway to break their grip.
California’s public sector unions rake in $921 million annually and spend hundreds of millions controlling elections—but there’s a legal pathway to break their grip.
SF's 540-page city charter is the longest in the country, and it was built to protect insiders. Lurie is finally tearing it apart.
The city disabled its license plate readers to virtue signal national issues. Immigrant shopkeepers are paying the price.
Thomas Sowell explained why intellectuals never pay for being wrong. The Epstein files just proved him right again.
Sanders and Khanna want to tax money that doesn't exist on assets you can't sell. The only proportionate response was a one-act play.
A woman tears down his flyers in the Richmond. On camera. Then explains it isn't racist. This is what erasure looks like in real time.
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan cut fees and got 2,000 homes built after zero broke ground in 2024. Meanwhile, NYC Mayor Zo...
From a 37-year-old SimCity codebase ported in 4 days without reading a line of code, to meta-prompting loops that tur...
Flock Safety cameras are solving 10% of U.S. crime, cleared 35 Atlanta homicides in a single year, and drove a 66% dr...
Princeton's Richard Falk called Khomeini's circle 'moderate' and 'progressive' — then got a UN appointment. Chomsky d...
Ro Khanna — whose 96% out-of-district funding reveals who he actually serves — spent early 2026 pushing a federal unr...
California’s public sector unions rake in $921 million annually and spend hundreds of millions controlling elections—but there’s a legal pathway to break their grip.
SF's 540-page city charter is the longest in the country, and it was built to protect insiders. Lurie is finally tearing it apart.
The city disabled its license plate readers to virtue signal national issues. Immigrant shopkeepers are paying the price.
Thomas Sowell explained why intellectuals never pay for being wrong. The Epstein files just proved him right again.
Sanders and Khanna want to tax money that doesn't exist on assets you can't sell. The only proportionate response was a one-act play.
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan cut fees and got 2,000 homes built after zero broke ground in 2024. Meanwhile, NYC Mayor Zo...
From a 37-year-old SimCity codebase ported in 4 days without reading a line of code, to meta-prompting loops that tur...
Flock Safety cameras are solving 10% of U.S. crime, cleared 35 Atlanta homicides in a single year, and drove a 66% dr...
Princeton's Richard Falk called Khomeini's circle 'moderate' and 'progressive' — then got a UN appointment. Chomsky d...
Ro Khanna — whose 96% out-of-district funding reveals who he actually serves — spent early 2026 pushing a federal unr...
A woman was filmed tearing down memorial flyers of murdered 84-year-old Grandpa Vicha from poles in SF’s Richmond District, calling them “graffiti.” Asian American grief is being treated as visual pollution in their own neighborhood.