by Jennifer Van Laar, July 7, 2019, Red State Seismologists with the US Geological Survey and CalTech have been an invaluable resource for both the press and the public in the wake of two major earthquakes near Ridgecrest, California this weekend. They’ve given hours-long press conferences and answered detailed questions about the earthquakes that have…
The LA Times says California sea level is surging, as much as nine feet by the end of the century. Tony Heller points out there is no indication that this is happening. Sea Level rise rates in California peaked over 40 years ago, and have always been very low. Sea level is actually falling in…
By Mary Taylor – Guest Columnist The Delaware Gazette Car makers are claiming that they’re so afraid of a temper tantrum by radical environmentalists that they’re actually willing to endure more government regulation and endanger lives rather than stand up to unreasonable fuel efficiency standards. After begging President Trump to loosen the standards imposed by…
While I am no fan of the group VDARE, they have filed a very interesting lawsuit against PayPal. During May of 2017, the group had their PayPal account terminated for no reason and, most likely, under false pretenses. During February of this year, The Wall Street Jounral reported that PayPal partnered with the far-left Southern…
During February, Vice News released a very good and revealing documentary about the animal rights terrorist group Direct Action Everywhere (DxE). At first it seems to be favorable to DxE, but (fortunately) the reporter and producers of the film seem to have done their best to be even handed in their presentation. The events surrounding…
Nearly 100 hoodlums with the group Direct Action Everywhere (DxE) were arrested mostly for trespassing by police at Reichardt Duck Farm in Petaluma, California on Tuesday. According to The Press Demcorat, DxE states the action was spurned due to their outrage resulting from what they allege was Sonoma County’s inaction addressing what the group believes…
By MELODY GUTIERREZ JUN 04, 2019 | Los Angeles Times Gov. Gavin Newsom thrust himself into a debate over one of California’s most controversial legislative proposals by suggesting he did not agree with a bill to tighten vaccine exemptions because it would create an immunization bureaucracy. Opponents of the bill immediately latched onto Newsom’s comments,…
