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Andrew Kerr writes for the Washington Free Beacon about the California governor’s inconsistent support of transparency. California governor Gavin Newsom made a bold pledge as he campaigned for his first…
In the process of chastising protesters in North Carolina and Michigan calling for governors to reopen the economy, Greensboro reminds us his livelihood is in jeopardy too: As for the…
And it wasn’t the first such incident, according to the Sacramento Bee: A Northern California man was arrested Friday after he was caught sleeping and drunk behind the wheel of…
Steven Greenhut of Reason.com offers an example of a teachers union actively working against better public education. If you’re looking for a stellar example of teachers’ unions ongoing commitment to…
Steven Heyward at Power Line blog highlights some news from various sources showing after-tax wages rising rapidly even as the rich (at least in California and New Jersey) will face…
Now we're told that expressing condolences — especially "thoughts and prayers" — to victims of the worst mass shooting in American history is an outrageous offense, worthy of condemnation in…
A mathematical error notwithstanding (only 44 men have been president since Grover Cleveland counts twice), Andrew Malcolm‘s column in the Sacramento Bee offers a fascinating look at one of the…
Andrew Malcolm writes in The Sacramento Bee about the role of presidential debates in the election campaign. American politics were forever changed with the first nationally televised presidential debate, exactly…
The Sacramento Bee reports that: The Natomas Unified School board voted Wednesday to hike Superintendent Chris Evans’ pay by more than 20 percent. The $46,130 raise brings the superintendent’s salary…
This time it’s IT jobs being outsourced to India. Per Computerworld: The McClatchy Company, which operates a major chain of newspapers in the U.S., is moving IT work overseas. The…
Lloyd Billingsley examines California’s experience with racial quotas in higher education for a Daily Caller column. As the U.S. Supreme Court reconsiders the role of race in college admissions, California…
Lloyd Billingsley offers Daily Caller readers an assessment of some disturbing news from the Golden State. A federal patent examiner recently made news for doing no work for 18 weeks…