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As Signature Collection Ends, California Heads Toward Recall

ROCKLIN, Calif.—A plodding, months-long review kicks off Wednesday to confirm what appears inevitable: California Gov. Gavin Newsom will face a recall election that could oust the Democrat before his first term ends. The announcement Monday that Newsom was beginning to raise money to defend his seat seemed to confirm that he believes organizers behind the […]

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Texas House Leader Signals Opposition to Retroactive Power Price Cuts

The leader of the Texas House of Representatives on Tuesday signaled he would not support requiring the state’s grid operator to cut billions of dollars from electricity pricing during a cold snap that upended the state’s power market. On Monday, the state Senate approved a proposal to order the state Public Utility Commission (PUC) to

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You May Already Have Some

Dear Dave, I started listening to your radio show recently, and I heard you say people should have 10 to 12 times their yearly income in life insurance. I’m single, with no plans to get married. Plus, I don’t have any children. Do I still need a big life insurance policy like that? Kris  

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DHS Officials Warned Biden Transition About Revoking Trump Border Policies, Former Top Advisor Says

Career officials from the Department of Homeland Security warned President-elect Joe Biden’s transition team that revoking President Donald Trump’s border policies would have “catastrophic consequences,” according to Stephen Miller, who served as Trump’s top advisor on immigration issues at the White House. “Biden’s transition team was warned by career DHS officials that terminating our proven

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Atlanta Shooting Suspect Tells Cops Attacks Not Racially Motivated, Allegedly Driven by ‘Sexual Addiction’

Atlanta massage parlor shooting suspect 21-year-old Robert Aaron Long took “full responsibility” for a series of shootings on Tuesday night, officials said, adding that Long may not have targeted the parlors out of a racially motivated animus but because he wanted to end his addiction. In the string of shootings, eight people were killed, including

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First-Time Gun Ownership Surges as Democrats Pushing Left-Leaning Policies

First-time gun ownership has surged across the United States in recent months as gun background checks hit record highs. According to the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF), as many as 8.5 million people bought their first gun in 2020. Furthermore, FBI data shows that the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) processed more than

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Big City Exodus Spells Relief for California’s Rental Market

Opinion The once piping-hot rental markets in California’s largest cities have finally stabilized. San Francisco rents are down 24 percent from a year ago, while Los Angeles rents are down 15 percent year-over-year, according to data provider Zumper. During the past year, many people have moved away from California’s high-density areas—such as San Francisco, San

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McConnell: If Democrats Eliminate Filibuster the Senate Will Be ‘100-Car Pileup’

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) sent another warning to Democrats about what would happen if they heed the calls from their party to eliminate the Senate filibuster rule, the 60-vote threshold that allows the minority party to have some influence over legislation. “It would not open up an express lane for the Biden presidency

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