
Spencer Daniels | The Radicalization of America
The burgeoning radicalization process in the U.S. has been an alarming but not unpredictable series of events. Throngs of blockheads have gone from inactive agents of themselves to intertwined kindling

The burgeoning radicalization process in the U.S. has been an alarming but not unpredictable series of events. Throngs of blockheads have gone from inactive agents of themselves to intertwined kindling

By David Hegg You should know that, to keep up with the pressure of a weekly deadline, I usually write this column a week ahead just in case my schedule

In response to Lois Eisenberg’s letter to the editor (Jan. 8): The new lows she talks about, describing Donald Trump’s pardons, could be applied to Barack Obama. His 1,927 pardons

By The Signal Editorial Board Large corporations colluding with political leaders and government to shut down ideas and speech they don’t agree with. Eliminating communication among the citizenry of any

I’ve often thought of being a dictator. I’d be a benevolent dictator, because I’m a nice guy. But it would come with certain benefits, which I would enjoy to the

Seventy-five million Donald Trump supporters are outraged and appalled by what happened inside the walls of the Capitol building on Jan. 6. Our hearts go out to all the

This afternoon, 5:30 NST, which stands for Newhall Saugus Time, I will again enter the science-fictiony world of Zoom. Zoom is a relatively new invention, not quite a decade old.

I fondly remember standing at attention next to my grammar school desk, with right hand over my heart, and reciting the “Pledge of Allegiance,” along with my classmates each morning. As

The other week, I had an interaction with one of our homeless outreach clients and she was very elevated. At one point, she got up off the floor and threatened

It seems there are times when politicians just want to speak just to hear themselves. Then there are times when they just want to gain attention. I think that’s what

Being a Republican, I’m dismayed at the actions of Jan. 6. Being an American, I’m dismayed at the actions of Jan. 6. I’m weary of the political debacles on both

So, Donald Trump supporters don’t believe Trump’s Justice Department, which came out publicly and affirmed that there was no fraud. They don’t believe Trump’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, which

The purpose of the Naval Academy is to train young men and women for leadership, duty and service to the nation. The value of that education is estimated to be

Our new Rep. Mike Garcia very quietly jumped on the bandwagon to protest the Electoral College votes. Just remember that your representative to Congress is out to protect the interests

Now we can all see how dangerous and destructive the presidency of Donald Trump has been. Everyone, that is, except the MAGA hat crowd, the anarchist mob who stormed the

What are the differences between a protest and a riot? It depends on who’s describing the event and who are the “victims.” If the describer is the mainstream media, beware.

Last Wednesday, before the seditious Capitol assault had been stoked by Donald Trump, my column read:“Manipulated by the Sorest Loser in American history, ‘representatives of the people’ are turning the

Re: Gary Horton column, Jan. 6, “Goodbye to America’s sorest loser”: I would have thought that honor had already been taken by Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party, hands down.

I am extremely disappointed that our newest representative, who as a retired fighter pilot was espousing how he would fight for all of us, has now shown his true character

Rep. Mike Garcia is wrong to object to the Electoral College vote. His reason is that we need to investigate election fraud. Really? The states have certified the votes. Many