How LA Destroyed Its Housing Market — And Sent Young People Packing
los angeles keeps making it harder to build, buy, and stay, as its “mansion tax” and other restrictions fuel a massive exodus.

los angeles keeps making it harder to build, buy, and stay, as its “mansion tax” and other restrictions fuel a massive exodus.


official endorsements for candidates who don’t want to burn down the city, and for ballot props that aren’t literally insane, from your beloved team at pirate wires

a new deal between denmark, the u.s., and greenland expands american military access, restricts chinese and russian influence, and sets the stage for a new world order

‘project meridian’ will reimagine the american military for the year 2100. musk, luckey, and their teams will deliver a report to the public within 120 days.

amid rampant data center derangement syndrome, I wanted to throw a house party to celebrate american innovation. then it went viral.

the admin’s new ‘freedom tech excellence program’ recruits tech workers to fight draconian online censorship in the u.s. and around the world. here’s how it works

abuse appears to be rampant in la homeless facilities. but a shadow cabal of third-party ‘contractors’ protects the uniparty from scrutiny

the california dem candidate for governor once funded a $92,608-per-cot migrant facility that may have sent kids to trafficking rings

the untold story of how president trump, energy secretary chris wright, and DOGE turned america’s nuclear power industry back on

the agency is closing a key pathway that activists and corporations have used to wage lawfare against the space economy

we spent a day on los angeles’ skid row, where we saw pubes, butts, barefoot kids walking around needles, dogs with broken legs, lost puppies, and illegal breeders

we found ten members of congress who support major restrictions on data centers while holding financial stakes in them. what do they really believe?