While civic engagement is a cornerstone of democracy, these actions have escalated into dangerous situations, exposing young students to violence, arrests, and physical harm. This isn't just youthful activism—it's a troubling pattern in which impressionable adolescents are encouraged to skip class and confront law enforcement, often with dire consequences.

In today’s media landscape, finding truly uncensored news can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. With so many outlets filtering stories through political lenses or corporate interests, it’s no wonder people crave alternative perspectives. I’ve spent considerable time exploring how uncensored news analysis in the US operates, especially for those who want to examine issues in greater depth than the headlines.

The Epoch Times recently published an interesting opinion piece "Reclaiming the Third Space" that explores the concept of three distinct "places" in daily life. It draws from sociologist Ray Oldenburg's framework, and argues that clear separation between these spaces is essential for brain and emotional health through varied stimuli that regulate stress, foster belonging, and support flexible identities.

Insuring for California Disasters California's vulnerability to natural disasters like earthquakes and wildfires poses significant challenges for homeowners seeking adequate insurance coverage. While standard homeowners policies often exclude or limit protection against these perils, specialized programs like the California Earthquake Authority (CEA) and the Fair Access to Insurance Requirements (FAIR) Plan fill critical gaps. However, these systems highlight stark contrasts

Leadership is the art of guiding individuals toward a shared vision, sometimes under duress or resistance, to achieve extraordinary outcomes. The premise that organizations only accomplish great things through sound leadership holds true across epochs, as effective leaders provide direction, inspire commitment, and coordinate efforts amid chaos.

Gavin Newsom’s tenure as California’s governor has been plagued by ambitious but flawed initiatives and policy missteps that have exacerbated the state's deep-seated problems. While his supporters hail him as a progressive visionary, critics—including a growing chorus from both parties—argue that his governance has accelerated California's decline, turning the Golden State into a cautionary tale of overreach

Recently, Mike Rowe, host of Dirty Jobs), posted on X the rank hypocrisy of the San Francisco Reparations bill. He went on to lambast the city's leaders for unanimously approving the ordinance on December 16, 2025, only to leave it unfunded, relying on phantom private donations that have yet to materialize.

A local activist group known as Redding Resistance is mobilizing community members for a “peaceful" protest against an upcoming Turning Point USA (TPUSA) event in Redding. The protest is scheduled for February 7, 2026, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The calls for protest are being distributed through social media posts circulating on Facebook. They are accusing the conservative organization of promoting “hate-based extremism.” Flyers shared across several Northern California Fa

President Donald J. Trump is delivering one of the most generous gifts in American history to the nation: a magnificent new State Ballroom at the White House, fully funded by private donations at an estimated $300–400 million—with zero cost to taxpayers. This 90,000-square-foot addition will replace the outdated East Wing and provide a world-class venue capable of hosting up to 1,000 guests for state dinners

In a bold move that challenges the entrenched powers of perpetual war, President Donald J. Trump has launched the Board of Peace, an international body aimed at mediating global conflicts and fostering stability.Yet, this initiative faces formidable opposition from forces that thrive on chaos: the military-industrial complex (MIC), which reaps billions from endless warfare, and globalist elites who exploit division to advance their supranational agendas.

In the frozen heart of January 2026, Minnesota has become ground zero for a manufactured crisis, where Governor Tim Walz's inflammatory invocations of the American Civil War serve not as historical warnings, but as a desperate smokescreen for the Democratic Party's unholy alliance with illegal immigration and systemic fraud.

On January 24, 2026, the New California State Convention in Redding drew a large crowd of attendees from across California. Organized by the New California movement—which seeks to create a new state from rural counties under Article IV, Section 3 of the U.S. Constitution.Following earlier speeches by Lara Logan and Joe Hoft, Donald E. Wilson and Kathleen Goble addressed the audience with perspectives on history, governance, and emerging technological challenges.

Imagine a prosecutor with unlimited resources, a mandate from the top, and a laser focus on one man: Donald J. Trump. Now picture that same prosecutor stumbling through congressional testimony, dodging questions with "I don't recall," and admitting his star evidence was little more than gossip. That's the reality of Jack Smith's doomed crusade – a saga of leaks, lies, and lawfare that reeks of political desperation.

California was once the shining symbol of American dreams—innovation, opportunity, and endless possibility. Today, it's a cautionary tale: skyrocketing costs, crumbling infrastructure, rampant homelessness, wildfires raging out of control, and a mass exodus of families and businesses. These aren't random misfortunes. They're symptoms of a profound governance failure—the near-total collapse of our state constitution into a bloated, contradictory disaster that has shredded the

Imagine embarking on a road trip from your home in the Bay Area, heading north along Interstate 5. The journey begins with the familiar hum of urban California fading into the rearview mirror as you climb into the Sierra Nevada foothills.But then, as you crest a subtle rise north of the mountain—perhaps around Weed or edging toward Montague—the scenery shifts dramatically. The tight, forested confines give way to an immense, open expanse. Rolling hills stretch out like a rump

Redding residents and concerned citizens came out in droves on Tuesday evening, January 13th to voice their concerns and opposition to a proposed Alternative Correction Facility and Future Jail, that was the subject of a rezoning hearing put before the Redding City Planning Commission.  Many safety, economic, and environmental concerns were brought up by 35 speakers at the hearing, which resulted in no action being taken by the Commissioners.