By Joseph Lord Contributing Writer ABC late-night host Jimmy Kimmel drew in over 6 million viewers for his first broadcast on Tuesday after his show was suspended over recent comments he
There’s no law that says a politician has to write a book after a big election. Kamala Harris, the former vice president, was not required to write a book about
Last Saturday Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a series of bills aimed at protecting California’s undocumented immigrants from aggressive raids by President Donald Trump’s immigration agents. Senate Bill 627, which would
It’s been a while since I felt the need to say something, but Christine Flowers’ Sept. 24 commentary could not be ignored. It doesn’t matter whether we agree or disagree.
On Sept. 10, the College of the Canyons community was blindsided when the three newly elected members of the board of trustees voted to remove David Andrus as our interim
During this past year, many milestone projects have officially been completed. From the River of Lights Illumination Ceremony at Central Park to the grand opening of the historic Pioneer Oil Refinery
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer YouTube creators who were removed over their views concerning COVID-19 or the 2020 election can rejoin the service, Google and its parent company, Alphabet, said in
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer One person is dead and two people are in critical condition during a shooting at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office in Dallas on Wednesday,
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer Tylenol use in pregnancy is possibly associated with autism, and pregnant women should generally not take the drug unless they have serious fevers, federal officials said
When Edward R. Murrow trained his camera on Sen. Joseph McCarthy in 1954, he did more than expose one man’s abuse of power. He showed America the cost of silence
Kathleen Walker’s June 13 letter supporting Assembly Bill 84 ignores what this bill really is: a targeted attack on school choice, driven by powerful teachers’ unions and rubber-stamped by lawmakers
The seeds of discord are many. Scattered into the wind they may travel long distances to find footing. And yet, often they do not have to travel far. It is
Jimmy Kimmel is not a very funny man. He reminds me of the prep school boys I used to teach in the 1990s. They had a snotty kind of humor,
Dear Savvy Senior, My pet-loving mother has two cats and a dog, but her knee and back problems make caring for them increasingly difficult. Are there pet care products you
By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer Nexstar Media Group said Tuesday that it will continue to preempt Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night TV show after ABC announced it would allow the program to return
Compiled from news service reports In his first address to the U.N. General Assembly since 2020, President Donald Trump said global migration and climate agendas are hurting Western societies and
Starting in kindergarten, we learned to pledge allegiance to our flag. Every day we are on the Assembly floor, we pledge allegiance to our flag, too. And often, it can
The U.S. Constitution is arguably the most well-thought-out and researched document ever produced by modern man, and it is certainly no accident that the First Amendment to that document protects
I’d like to take a fine point to your Saturday, Sept. 13, editorial, taking issue with how you tried to set the tone of the editorial with your first paragraph.
Sunday was Charlie Kirk’s memorial. Attended in person by 200,000 people and watched on television and livestreamed by an estimated 25-30 million more on YouTube, X, Twitch, and Facebook, the