Farewell, Typepad (2003 — 2025)
Today, we gather in the quiet glow of our screens to remember Typepad, a digital companion that has been with us for over two decades. On September 30, 2025, this beloved blogging service closed its doors, leaving behind a legacy written not just in code, but in stories, thoughts, confessions,
California’s SB 627: Because Nothing Says “Leadership” Like Regulating Masks
Good news, Californians! Your state government has finally solved homelessness, crime, drug overdoses, and collapsing infrastructure. Just kidding — they’ve decided to ban cops from wearing masks. That’s right. With great fanfare and zero self-awareness, Governor Gavin “Hair Gel” Newsom has signed Senator Scott “Twitter’s Most Active Gay Legislator” Wiener’s
California’s Leadership Collapse: How Newsom and the Uni-Party Legislature Are Leaving Residents to Pay the Price
Refinery Closures: A Self-Inflicted Crisis California’s oil refining industry is in free fall. Once-reliable refineries are shutting down, citing soaring operational costs, suffocating regulations, and declining in-state production. Instead of stepping in to protect energy security, Governor Newsom and the uni-party legislature have remained largely silent, leaving Californians to face
The Shocking Gaza Peace Plan That Could Change Israel’s Security Forever
President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu put forth what they characterize as a bold new 20-point plan that promises to turn Gaza into a terror-free zone and rebuild it from the ground up. But at what cost to Israel’s safety? With hostages set for release, Hamas facing demilitarization,
New York Politics: From Bad to Worse, From Corruption to Communism
Democrats Never Offer a Decent Candidate—Just a Forced Choice Between Bad and Worse, Corruption and Communism Has anybody else noticed that Democrats never seem to produce a truly decent candidate? It’s always a menu of mediocrity, corruption, or outright radicalism. Instead of leadership, voters are handed a Hobson’s choice: horrible.
California’s SB 771: The Democrat’s New Front in the Free Speech Fight
California lawmakers are once again stepping into the minefield of regulating online speech. Senate Bill 771, authored by Sen. Henry Stern (D–Los Angeles), is being falsely promoted as a measure to protect “personal rights” against hate speech and online intimidation. However, critics argue that it’s less about protecting people and
