Schiff and Swalwell show exactly why they got booted in the first place.

Well done, A&W.

Our weekly recognition of less-than-meritorious excellence in journalism worthy of a skewed version of Pulitzer Prize consideration.

Unions have been thumbing their noses at Janus since the ruling was issued five years ago. Kurk gives the court a great opportunity to start enforcing its handiwork, and it sounds like the justices know it.

Biden's staff must of given him that drug cocktail a little too late.

Dave Chappelle has got the left's number.

Disney's self-immolation continues.

The Biden documents are likely big problems.

Donald Trump on social media makes the world a whole lot more interesting.

The restrictions Dems like Newsom push are always for others, never for them.

Yet another woke racist causes controversy.

The new Cephas Hour digs into some ofttimes uncomfortable topics.

After a press coalition suit, a judge rules that the footage from the Paul Pelosi attack can be released to the public.

Risking causing another pandemic to develop vaccines doesn't seem like a good strategy.

Love Song's eponymous 1972 debut album is back, remixed and better than ever.

CA 2098 is the poster child for government COVID overreach—this judge was right to grant an injunction.

Another week of not much happening on the ground but a lot happening in world capitals.

It's as if Schiff wanted to prove McCarthy's point.

Is Donald Trump still the future of the party? Some within it are openly ready to move on.

Schiff just ensured the coming months will be upside down for California Dems.

Modern leftists are nothing if not predictable.