Latin trap artist Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX halftime show lived up to expectations as a pro-open-borders spectacle that jubilantly celebrated every nation of the Read More
California High-Speed Rail hit with new record-breaking delay bill as Gavin Newsom moves to bury records
The train to nowhere that no one can ride is sure costing a lot of money.
California Taxes Could Cost NFL Stars More Than Their Entire Super Bowl Paychecks
The Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks are in for a hefty California tax bill following their 29-13 drubbing of the New England Patriots on Sunday, Read More
Hagerty urges FCC to punish Verizon over release of Senate phone data
Verizon handed over phone data from Senator Bill Hagerty and other GOP senators to Jack Smith’s team investigating President Donald Trump and 2020 election.
American Skier with ‘Mixed Emotions’ About Representing the US, Suddenly ‘Cannot Wait to Represent Team USA’
In one of the quickest and most stunning reversals you will ever see, American skier Hunter Hess has flipped from having “mixed emotions” over representing his home country to suddenly claiming he “cannot wait” to represent the red, white, and blue.
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Homebody state employees push for permanent WFH – claim four days in the office is too many
The work from home bill — which would require “detailed, written justification” for coming into the office — is authored by Assemblymember Alex Lee, a Read More
House targets Russian mercenaries who inflict ‘misery everywhere they go’
“[Vladimir] Putin’s Russia is attacking countries all over the world with many forms of sabotage, terrorism, and blackmail.”
A Very Bad Bunny Super Bowl
There is something that goes on in American culture that is highly irritating to me. If you notice everyone celebrating something that is politically Left-leaning Read More
The cost of this grocery staple is nearing record highs — and Americans can’t get enough
Despite record high beef prices, Americans are buying more than ever, spending over $45 billion in 2025. Strong consumer demand continues to drive costs up.
SF teachers strike for first time in 50 years over 9% pay raise demand — leaving working parents in the lurch
All of the city’s 120 public schools are closed Monday.