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It’s dangerous out here, guys. Rock legend Ozzy Osbourne said he is “fed up” with gun violence in America and plans to move back permanently to England. Osbourne told The Guardian in a story published Sunday that he plans to sell his Los Angeles, Calif., home in Hancock Park and move to a 350-acre estate in southeast England by…

When the media decided to provide a massive platform to the Columbine school shooters in order to score ratings and push for gun control, they set off a wave of copycat killings whose true death toll may be all but impossible to calculate. Because it continues to grow. The latest mass shooter in Bend, Oregon,…

Not actually a surprise. Some countries run their entire economies around remittances, promoting mass migration to America, and then profiting from the money sent back to their families. Once we enabled money to enter Taliban territory, this was inevitable.  But this little detail emerges from what is supposed to be a sympathetic profile of Afghan…

How much pain do people have to experience before they decide to get off the pro-crime train? Considering the current polling for Gov. Hochul vs. Rep. Lee Zeldin in New York and Newsom’s seemingly untouchability in California, not to mention Rep. Karen Bass polling in the lead for the LA Mayor’s race, a significant percentage…

A few Republican senators are making an important point. Ten Republican Senators sent a letter to members of the Biden administration this week demanding an explanation for a rule change that will allow some individuals who have materially supported terrorist organizations to immigrate to the U.S. “We write because the American people deserve an explanation regarding the…

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg claimed that his company deplatformed the Hunter Biden story because of FBI warnings. He claimed that the warnings did not specifically refer to the Hunter Biden story, but that something big was coming. The FBI responded with a non-denial. In a statement Friday night, the FBI said it has provided companies with…

Globally, China is in 12th place in advertising, spending 0.62% of GDP on advertising while in America it’s 1.36%. We spend $285 billion on ads while China spends $90 billion. The PRC’s ad spending is rising while ours is overall declining. Digital media has been experiencing a slow-motion crash for a while. This will continue…