Edward Chaidez / Getty ImagesCommentary Separate Mobs Storm Pharmacy, Fast-Food Restaurant in LA 'Street Takeovers' California continues to live up to its image of a state run by criminals with leadership that can't be bothered to stop them. By Samuel Short August 25, 2026
Scott Olson / Getty Images Pollster Who Had Thanksgiving-Hating Socialist Up 23 Points Closes Up Shop, Admits to Bungling Wisconsin Race After fake polls that were part of a "social experiment," a shadowy group has faded away with no explanation. By Jack Davis August 19, 2026
Amy Sussman / Getty ImagesCommentary LA Mayor Karen Bass Touted Poll Showing Her With Massive Lead in General Election -- Turns Out It Was a Deliberate Fraud "All previously published polling releases have been withdrawn and should not be cited or treated as genuine polling data." By C. Douglas Golden August 18, 2026
tupungato / Getty ImagesOp-Ed Op-Ed: The First Amendment Isn't Optional Two First Amendment organizations are now demanding repeal of the bans on speech and threatening federal litigation. By Mark R. Weaver July 31, 2026
Anna Moneymaker / Getty ImagesCommentary Total Fraud: Adam Schiff Demands AI Political Parodies Be Banned, Forgets He Lied About Trump and Called It Parody in 2019 Americans who've paid attention have known exactly what Adam Schiff is for years. And it has nothing to do with telling the truth. By Joe Saunders July 30, 2026
Jason Finn / Getty Images 'Unusual Cluster' of Rare Child Cancer Cases Triggers Calls for Investigation Essayli asked the EPA to investigate an alarming cluster of rare pediatric cancer cases and determine possible environmental causes. By Michael Schwarz July 17, 2026
@KTLAMorningNews / X screen shotFeature 'I Knew It Was On Me' - TV Reporter Somehow Holds It Together as Giant Bug Crawls Across Her Chest While She's On Camera “I knew if I took notice of it, I wouldn’t be able to continue on with the report,” KTLA-TV reporter Rachel Menitoff said. By Lorri Wickenhauser July 16, 2026
Robyn Beck - AFP / Getty Images Trial of Man Accused of Lighting Infamous Los Angeles Palisades Fire Ends Inconclusively The jury in the case of Jonathan Rinderknecht, 29, who stood accused of starting the blaze on Jan. 1, 2025, could not reach a verdict. By Michael Austin July 12, 2026
Justin Sullivan / Getty ImagesCommentary Woman Recounts Visit to CA Ballot Counting Center: 40 Percent Accuracy Accepted for Signatures, <1 Percent Rejected, Gym Cards for ID, and So Much More One election worker sounded the alarm after the mayoral race is Los Angeles. If true, what she observed is outrageous. By Samuel Short June 25, 2026
Angela Weiss - AFP / Getty Images; Andrew Harnik / Getty ImagesCommentary SHOCK: Jennifer Aniston, Other Stars Caught in Astounding Voting Scandal, Accidentally Confirms Trump Is Right About Ballot Fraud "When you sign up to register to vote, you're signing under penalty of perjury. It would be the crime of perjury in California." By C. Douglas Golden June 24, 2026