Nancy Pelosi: I Can See Iran from Bahrain (120+ Miles Away)
During a CNN interview on Wednesday, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) claimed she could see Iran across the Persian Gulf when she visited Bahrain.
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Walls Come Tumbling Down on Angels in Oakland
Like a bad neighbor, State Farm wasn’t there.
Mt. McKinley vs. Denali: A Teachable Moment on Tyranny
Alaskans, and millions who love Alaska, support changing the name of Mt. McKinley to Denali. And that is exactly why President Barack Obama’s unilateral decision to change the name is so wrong.
Markets Crushed: China Cuts Employment for 22nd Month in a Row
Asian stocks were crushed across the board at midday trading after China cut employment for the twenty-second month in a row, as the nation’s General Manufacturing PMI™index deteriorated at its fastest rate since March 2009.
San Bernardino Dumps CalPERS as Pension ‘Death Spiral’ Looms
The City of San Bernardino has voted to become the first participant to dump CalPERS after the state’s pension plan shocked participants by announcing contribution rates would rise by 61 percent over the next five years.
Exclusive: Economist Stephen Moore Campaigns for U.S. Senate Candidate Tom Del Beccaro in CA
Economist Stephen Moore of the Heritage Foundation is headed to California in late September to campaign for Tom Del Beccaro, a 2016 Republican candidate to replace the retiring U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA).
Colorado High-Tech Marijuana 50% More Potent
In Colorado, where recreational use of the marijuana became legal last year, the average of infusion of psychoactive compounds into the brain by volume from smokable marijuana is about 7.88 percent and about 3.5 percent for edible marijuana, according to a new study. That is 50% more potent than marijuana available elsewhere.
How America Can Link its Currency Back to Gold Standard
Judy Shelton, Ph.D. closed out the conservative Jackson Hole Summit this past weekend by offering a practical pathway to re-restore the U.S. dollar as a gold-backed currency without economic disruption by having the Fed pledge about 7 percent of America’s gold in Fort Knox as collateral to issue gold-convertible Treasury Bonds.
Second Hammerhead Sighting in Two Days in San Diego
A second hammerhead shark sighting took place off San Diego’s coast on Sunday, minutes before an initial shark advisory was set to expire.
Another Water Bond?
Unsatisfied with Proposition 1, the $7.5 billion water bond approved by California voters last November, a former deputy secretary of the state’s Natural Resources Agency wants to put yet another water bond on the 2016 ballot.
$25k Offered for Best Solution to California’s Traffic Problems
Want to make $25,000 for an idea? If you create the best answer to the state of California’s question, “What’s the best way to improve the state’s transportation system?” you could become the lucky winner.
Iran Deal: Breitbart Plan to Use States Gains Momentum
As the fateful vote on the Iran deal draws nearer in Congress, support is building for an idea first proposed at Breitbart News: use the states to maintain existing sanctions on Iran, and add new ones.
Iran Deal: Hundreds Gather to Oppose in CA
An estimated 200 people came out Sunday evening to a rally calling for opposition to the Iran deal currently being considered in the U.S. Congress. The event followed a midday briefing that drew over 150.
UC Berkeley Police Chief Robbed of Gun, Ammo, Badge
Last weekend, UC Berkeley Police Chief Margo Bennett parked her unmarked car in East Bay Regional Parks, exited the vehicle to go jogging, and returned to find a window knocked out and her gun, ammunition, badge, ID card, laptop, cell phone, and jewelry missing.
Iran Deal: Opponents Draw 150+ in Pre-Rally Briefing
More than 150 people attended a roundtable briefing on Sunday under the heading: “Stop Iran Now: We only have until September 17th to DEMAND a better deal.”
San Quentin Hit with Legionnaires’ Disease
On Saturday, San Quentin State Prison was closed to visitors and its water supplies were limited to cooking and inmate toilets after an inmate was diagnosed with Legionnaires’ disease.
Hammerhead, Great White Sharks Haunt California Beaches
Several dangerous shark encounters off California’s coast this past weekend prompted closures at beaches in San Diego and near Morro Bay after a group of kayakers captured footage of their encounter with a hammerhead shark, and one woman had a great white shark bite a chunk out of her surfboard.
Claim: ‘Cheating’ in Little League World Series
Accusations of cheating are flying around social media after a little league team from Texas defeated the Sweetwater Valley team from San Diego, 9-7, to advance to the U.S. championship game.
Obama’s Tyranny is the Iran Deal’s Fatal Flaw
As a growing number of Democrats declare their support for the Iran deal, not one of them has criticized the way it was done.
Iran Deal: Becerra Still Undecided at L.A. Town Hall
Congressman Xavier Becerra (D-CA) says he is still undecided about how he will vote on the controversial Iran deal. However, Becerra is under strong pressure from members of left-leaning groups such as Moveon.org and Peace Action.
CalPERS: $5 Billion Shortfall as Risk Shifts to Taxpayers
CalPERS, the Golden State’s public employee retirement system, is seeking to shift the cost and risk of pensions to taxpayers after a $5 billion shortfall in 2014.
Jim DeMint’s Keynote Rocks the House at Jackson Hole Summit
President of the Heritage Foundation and former Senator Jim DeMint gave an inspiring Keynote speech last night at the conservative Jackson Hole Summit on why the Left’s “debasement of monetary policy over the last century, are a subset of a larger crisis” that our nation’s political and cultural elites are out to “override the wisdom and experience accumulated by mankind over the last several millennia.”
Fresno State Encourages Illegal Immigrants To Pursue A Degree
Fresno State is launching a new program to make it easier for illegal immigrants to attend college courses and get a degree. The program is part of the school’s attempt to help with the “unique challenges” faced by students in
Judge Orders ‘Django’ Actress to Community Service After Rejecting ‘Insincere’ Apology
A judge has ordered embattled ‘Django’ actress Daniele Watts and her chef boyfriend Brian James Lucas to 15 days of community labor and two years of probation after finding both letters of apology she was ordered to write to LAPD Sgt. Jim Parker “insincere and passive aggressive.”
Iran Deal: San Diego Rep. Scott Peters Announces Support
Rep. Scott Peters (D-CA) will vote for the nuclear Iran deal. In a late Thursday op-ed for the San Diego Union-Tribune, Peters wrote, “the JCPOA is our best tool to prevent Iran from building a nuclear weapon for at least
Kitten in Car Engine Rescued by Sacramento Fire Department
Pleasing cat lovers everywhere, but likely disappointing many dogs, the Sacramento Fire Department rescued a cat trapped in a car’s engine compartment Wednesday, according to News10.
