The recent bipartisan $1 trillion-plus infrastructure bill, approved by the U. S. Senate last week, is but a Trojan horse to allow another the $3.5 trillion “reconciliation plan” to go
During the dinosaur days of my youth, I had a friend. He wasn’t a best pal, just a member of our gang of annoying, shoulder-socking 8th-grade boys in plaid shirts
On Sept. 14, California voters will vote whether to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom, and if he is recalled, who his successor will be. This marks the second time on less
“It’s not about health, it’s about control!” “TYRANNY disguised as SAFETY!” “Freedom of Choice!” “No masks, no tests, no vaccines, no passports!” “Don’t Comply!” Last Saturday, The Signal reported on
There’s never been a harder time to operate a small business in California. Asian Pacific Islander-owned small businesses — like those our organization represents across Southern California — have
By David Hegg For the past few weeks I’ve made time to watch the Olympic Games, and I’m glad I did because what I heard and saw from the athletes
For those who have studied the history of man and the philosophy of our greatest thinkers, “These are the times that try men’s souls” (Thomas Paine). There’s a reason
So I’m not remotely supposed to be composing shameless plugs for businesses. It’s tres Hunter Biden. But, there’s this wonderful new law firm in town, W.D.D.&S. Spelled out, that’s —
Much has been said about whether it made sense to reduce the tax rate paid by corporations in 2017. Perhaps many corporations enjoy an even larger tax cut than we
There is the anecdote of the Far West that carries a wonderful lesson. It appears that a party of hunters, being called away from their camp, left the campfire unattended with
Third-term New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is facing a new reality: Those who wield power over others are not permitted to violate one’s personal space or to exhibit sexual innuendo.
By David Hegg It is rare when we think deeply anymore. In too many ways, and in too many instances, we are becoming a people who let others do our
On Jan. 6, angry citizens busted into the U.S. Capitol. Many others were swept up in the commotion and followed behind into the halls of power. Those on the
The office insurance is coming up for the World Corporate Headquarters of Scared o’ Bears Ranch & Publishing. When I moved into my expansive new digs a couple of years
The shocking extreme weather of late, from record-shattering heat waves here in the West to flood-inducing rainfall in the East and Europe, comes as no surprise to scientists who warned
We seek perfection. Nadia Comaneci was the first gymnast awarded a perfect “10.0” in the Olympics, and Bo Derek was “10” in a 1979 movie. We might not be Nadia
Two weeks ago, I promised to direct my column to the five or six most universally pressing issues of our time, in California and the U.S. at large. COVID-19 and
Until recently, it has always been the basic premise of progressivism that people are generally good, that no matter our race, religion, or class, the average person simply wants to
By David Hegg I do a fair amount of marriage counseling and, more often than not, the troubles couples face materialize down the road, far from their initial cause. Something happens
Then candidate, and now President Joe Biden, promised to unite the country. Unfortunately, he has failed miserably. His actions are the antitheses of his words. He provided some evidence contrary