Californians don’t – and shouldn’t have to – distinguish the difference between a carbon fee and a tax

Polling numbers are so bad that many nefarious Democrat operatives are starting to wonder if it is even worth trying to cheat this time.

This Fourth of July, remember Milton Friedman’s question: “How can we keep the government we create from becoming a Frankenstein that will destroy the very freedom we establish it to protect?”

As pressure mounts for Biden to step away from the Democratic Party nomination for President, Harris and Newsom are on most short lists to replace him.

As cities struggled to deal with escalating homelessness, the federal 9th Circuit Court of Appeals did what it often does: made matters worse.

In the ongoing fight for a better, fairer criminal justice system, truly admirable are the victims of terrible, government-promoted unfairnesses who refuse to back mere half-measures aimed at a fix.

While the goal of safe AI is crucial, onerous demands and the creation of government bureaucracies are not the solution.

Cities now may enforce basic health and safety laws including a ban on public camping. But will they?

I’m an independent who hasn’t voted for either candidate. After watching the debate my concerns aren’t whether Biden should run for another four years but if he should be allowed to finish his current term. His cognitive decline is obvious and very concerning now that we are involved in two wars with nuclear opponents. What was evident is that Biden is in fact the person who Special Counsel Hur described in February as a “well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory.” If democracy is truly at stake, then he is not the leader to fight that battle. — Charles […]

With President Joe Biden’s abysmal debate performance last week, many Democrats are hoping someone other than Biden can be the Democratic candidate for president in November.