To watch the news right now, you would think that Los Angeles has been rioting like the second coming of Rodney King. Burning Waymos, clouds of tear gas, protesters flooding the 101, and now a group of National Guard deployed to secure a parking lot. But have you seen much
It's Pride month, and we are off to a pretty brutal start. In addition to the myriad court cases, violent arrests, and threats of violence that led up to the month, the FBI kicked it off with a tweet suggesting that people report trans health providers to them.
There's a lot going on, and you all know how to read the news. I want to talk for a second about the futility of infighting, and the Left's tendency to become a circular firing squad. First, if you aren't watching Andor, you should,
Is this really happening? Genuinely, who knows, we live in the upside down now. What we do know is that on January 20, an executive order was put in place that gave a 90 day window for the White House to potentially invoke the Insurrection Act related to "threats
In this time of shifting narrative, allegiances, and apparently definitions, it can be hard to categorize current events. The protests outside Tesla showrooms (not dealerships) are clearly in response to government actions. But they are also protests against Elon Musk's neo-Nazi rhetoric (and salutes). And now that these
Seems like a no-brainer, right? And yet, ICE has detained Mahmoud Khalil, a green card holding Columbia University student who coordinated pro-Palestine protests on campus. He's a permanent resident, who was lawfully demonstrating his first amendment rights, and has now been detained, had his green card revoked, and
I know I'm going to lose a lot of people on this one but bear with me, because it is actually very important. Today Ted Cruz announced his plans to subpoena Bonterra, a communications firm that runs CRM software like Every Action, which many lefty orgs use for