California's Wealth Tax Is (Almost) On the Ballot
the proposition has collected enough signatures to end up on november's ballot. will voters decide to destroy the state?

the proposition has collected enough signatures to end up on november's ballot. will voters decide to destroy the state?


a star is born // she’s an “influential thought leader on gender equality.” her kids (probably) hate her. jennifer siebel newsom’s spiritual journey just might take her to the white house

SFUSD removed algebra from middle schools in the name of "equity." kids fell behind while achievement gaps persisted. algebra's returning in september... but has anyone learned their lesson?

frankly, i'm offended you would even ask such an absurd question

the x algorithm just surfaced a bunch of pro-america posts from japan, reminding us of what we've known for a while: the japanese really are america's best friends

the department of war is investing in an 'economic defense unit' that will make strategic deals with american defense companies. yes, they'll get paid like bankers, and yes, that's the point.

the purpose of the wealth tax is not to patch a budget hole, it's to destroy the concept of the wealthy businessman — the last real check on left-wing power in the country

despite anthropic frustrating the admin with its blogging and very slow 'politburo' of ethicists, emil michael, the pentagon’s head of ai, says he’s still ‘open’ to a deal

an exercise in investigative journalism™, volunteer activism, and getting ghosted outside trader joe’s

pro-palestine protesters illegally blocked traffic for hours in san francisco, philadelphia, and chicago. they faced almost zero consequences because most americans just can't stand up to the mob.

a union thug and his cabal of communist academics have awoken a sleeping giant: behold, your first look at the billionaire counterattack in the war for california’s future

while janitors earn up to $271k hiding in closets and employees fraudulently double their salaries, bart is threatening to close stations unless taxpayers give them (even more) money