Jerry Kammer at the Center for Immigration Studies takes a look at how the New York Times has moved from a thoughtful pro-immigrant paper to a destructive force that encourages illegal immigration and demonizes the other side: Far from seeking
Christopher Dorner, the former LAPD officer suspected of shooting five people and killing three in Southern California, has barricaded himself in a cabin near the 7 Oaks area near Big Bear. According to reports, Dorner broke into the cabin, and tied
Disney’s animated classic Peter Pan could have suffered from today’s politically correct prism. The 1953 animated film depicts Native Americans in a fashion that would never pass muster today. The film’s new Blu-ray release keeps every element of the film
The L.A. Police Department had big news on December 27. They had seized a pair of rocket launchers! This, of course, would have been shocking news if only they really had found “rocket launchers” in the City of Angels. As
LOS ANGELES — Two veteran LAPD officers are under investigation for allegedly forcing women to have sex with them, according to court documents obtained by the L.A. Times. Officers Luis Valenzuela and James Nichols targeted at least four women whom
A few months ago, 85 members of Congress sent Attorney General Eric Holder a letter about the swatting of four conservative bloggers, but the story got little traction in the mainstream media. However, when former American Idol judge Simon Cowell and
Sandy Banks of the L.A. Times has figured out why anyone would vote against Barack Obama. Why, they are all racists, of course. Oh, you don’t use “the N word,” she tells us, but we know what you Romney voters really
For his L.A. Times column for Halloween day, Doyle McManus rates the best and worst political ads of this presidential campaign cycle. Even as he presented some interesting entries, McManus completely ignored the hateful Obama ad that claimed Mitt Romney
Gee, why don’t more Hollywood conservatives come out of the closet? Well, part of the reason is that the only media pipe organ in Los Angeles is left of Fidel Castro, even more dishonest, and almost as mean. Nothing Ms.
Mickey Kaus writes for our friends at the Daily Caller, but he’s a small “L” liberal, not a winger: I live-tweeted the third and last debate with the L.A. Times’ crew. The stream of commentary is available here. They also
Both the Romney and Obama camps are attempting to lower expectations for their respective performances in the upcoming presidential debates, both saying the other has an advantage. In a recent memo to Romney supporters, for instance, Romney adviser Beth Myers
The first presidential debate is only a week away, but the L. A. Times is laying the groundwork to explain a bad Obama performance in the contest. In a September 26 article, L. A. Times writer Christi Parsons is already
Did you know that the law in the state of Florida requires two-party consent? This means that both the person recording video and the person being recorded must consent to being recorded when either person has a reasonable expectation of
Several newspapers have recently announced that far left leaning, non-profit foundations such as The Ford Foundation have given them hundreds of thousands of dollars to cover “the news.” Many wonder if this “coverage” is being programmed by these left-wing moneymen.
Wendy’s stepped into a world of controversy this afternoon after Wendy’s franchisee Jim Furman was forced to remove “We Stand With Chick Fil A” on a number of his stores’ signs: Jim Furman, CEO of Tarheel Capital, is one of Wendy’s
After San Bernardino became the second largest U.S. city to file for bankruptcy protection this week, The Los Angeles Times, published two stories shilling for public sector unions in San Bernardino and Stockton. The Times interviewed Steve Tracy, of the
One of the most fascinating things about Barack Obama’s first autobiography, Dreams From My Father, is not just the creation of fictitious girlfriends and black friends, such as “Regina” (who turns out to have been a partly-white “composite”), but the material Obama
What’s the big deal about the chatter between Obama administration officials and the folks behind the upcoming movie about the killing of Osama bin Laden? After all, Hollywood routinely checks in with the U.S. military to share minutiae to make
Thanks to the media’s irresponsible reporting, “Trayvon-like” victims of shootings are turning up everywhere. According to the LA Times, “‘Trayvon’ was invoked by the parents of Canard Arnold, a 17-year-old African American who was shot and killed by a security guard…”.
The elderly couple targeted by an erroneous Tweet from director Spike Lee lawyered up yesterday after they were forced to leave their home. Now, the director of “Do the Right Thing” has struck a deal with the Florida couple, according
Who didn’t see this coming? From The L.A. Times: When the Motion Picture Assn. of America voted to uphold the R rating for the documentary “Bully” several weeks ago, the film’s distributor, Harvey Weinstein, kicked up a dust storm of
According to today’s Los Angeles Times, American’s don’t like Obamacare … yet. Their headline reads, “Obama healthcare law not yet resonating with public.” Because “key provisions of the law have yet to kick in,” says the paper, “relatively few people
Update: The video has apparently been restored. Last September, in a speech to same-sex marriage activists in Chevy Chase, Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler revealed a plan by Democrat governor Martin O’Malley to stack the state’s highest court with judges who
This isn’t scientific, but it sure is amusing. The left-wing “L.A. Times” included a poll in this article. They asked their mostly left-wing readers which film they were more interested in seeing: HBO’s “Game Change” or Steven Bannon’s “The Undefeated.”
Just this morning, HBO released this statement to the L.A. Times after it was announced that as counter-programming, “The Undefeated” would broadcast on the Reelz Channel the day after the March 10 premiere of HBO’s “Game Change:” HBO offered a
