Kamala Harris should run for Senate again in California
Dianne Feinstein is retiring while as veep Kamala is only mired in disaster
California
Friday
Wednesday
How teachers’ unions could unwittingly usher in school choice
By supporting wealth taxes, they’re showing they don’t understand the math — naturally
Monday
Climate warriors are trying to make parking more difficult
Cities are ‘going green’ by eliminating parking spaces
Thursday
Gavin Newsom has no right to talk about other states’ crime rates
Governor Slick launches a disingenuous attack on Arkansas
Thursday
Oh no: Adam Schiff announces for California Senate
‘The truth matters,’ says man kicked off House Intelligence Committee for lying
Wednesday
Bret Easton Ellis’s comeback is a bloody masterpiece
The Shards by Bret Easton Ellis reviewed
Monday
Does your mass shooting suit my worldview?
Democrats rapidly and wrongly assume the Monterey Park atrocity was racially motivated. The shooter and victims were all Asian
Sunday
Why California’s rainstorm ‘disaster’ is a blessing
The state’s water system is largely a done deal with few new means of supply
Wednesday
The weirdest stuff you can get at the Twitter auction
Statues, masks and, horror of horrors, a gas range
Tuesday
Who wants to work for the Katie Porter campaign?
The California congresswoman is running for Senate. Will the ‘horrible boss’ allegations harm her chances?
Saturday
An LA adventure
Our every visit is scored by songs and films and words disgorged by the world’s entertainment factory
Thursday
Inside Joan Didion’s extravagant estate auction
The legendary writer’s iconic Corvette photo sold for $26,000
Thursday
The battle for Los Angeles drags on
Forty-eight hours since the polls closed, LA has managed to count a whopping 40 percent of the votes
Tuesday
The Spectator’s 2022 midterms election night: live coverage
Commentary as the results come in from Amber Athey, Ben Domenech, Bridget Phetasy, Chadwick Moore, John Pietro, Matt McDonald, Matt Purple, Oliver Wiseman and Roger Kimball
Tuesday
Saving San Francisco
The city’s leaders need a wake-up call — again
We should be better than Paul Pelosi conspiracy theories
Voices on the right have let themselves down
Tuesday
I wanted to leave California before it was cool
We can’t pretend that the problems ravaging the state are new
Monday
A postcard from Portland
Lost in pathological compassion, much of the city is allied with ‘campers’ and criminals
Thursday
Vanity plates and the fight for free speech
The First Amendment sends one down some odd paths
Friday
California goes lights-out thanks to green energy
Instead of taking a second look at nuclear power, the Golden State doubles down
