San Franciscans Fiddle While Their Streets Are Riddled With Needles And Feces
It’s not that the foodies may line up the wrong way at the door of their favorite venues. What’s physically blocking pedestrian walkways are the homeless encampments.
Revisiting Harvey Milk, Jim Jones, And San Francisco’s Ten Days Of Violence
Author Daniel J. Flynn’s, ‘Cult City: Jim Jones, Harvey Milk, and 10 Days that Shook San Francisco,’ is a compelling history that looks at two pivotal events of the 1970s that further woke America up to the realities of hippie idealism.
$2 Million Art Above Homeless Tent Encampment Highlights DC’s Problems
Washington D.C. taxpayers are footing the bill for a $2 million light installation under bridges where sidewalks are lined with tents.
Kara Swisher Explains The Biggest Misconceptions About Silicon Valley
Kara Swisher, Executive Editor of Recode, joins Federalist Radio Hour to discuss a platform’s right to ban users and other issues facing Silicon Valley’s tech giants.
San Francisco’s Liberal Utopia Invites Homelessness, Drugs, And Crime Into The City
Senior Correspondent John Daniel Davidson shares his reporting from the streets of San Francisco on the Federalist Radio Hour.
San Francisco’s Homeless Encampments Expose The Failure Of A Liberal Utopia
In America’s most liberal city, increasingly visible homeless camps are a stark symbol of San Francisco’s economic hollowing out and the failure of progressive governance.
San Francisco Is Suffering From The Excesses Of Its Own Liberalism
When we discuss the ‘great cities’ of the West, I don’t believe San Francisco belongs in that category.
Yo, Big Business: Money Doesn’t Give You A Right To Manipulate Politics
Having failed to win elections based on their ideas, liberals are successfully trying to use big business to force change onto Americans.
San Francisco Board Spat Shows Accusations Of Racism Are The New McCarthyism
Half a century later, many liberals are employing the same kind of tactics Joseph McCarthy did, this time in an effort to get rid of racists.
Chicago Is Right. The Feds Can’t Legally Withhold Grant Funding Over Sanctuary Cities
But there’s an easy solution to the problem. Congress should authorize the attorney general to impose reasonable conditions on the grant awards in question.
Facebook’ Gated Boomtown Aims To Protect Wealthy Employees From Left’s Housing Policies
Facebook is building an exclusive company town for its employees, but it’s just responding to the incentives and obstacles local governments have created.
After BART Breaks Down, San Franciscans Mad At Uber And Lyft For Rescuing Them
If cities want ride-sharing services that act less like Uber and Lyft and more like taxis, they’ll get ride-sharing services that work less like Uber and Lyft and more like taxis.
Sanctuary Cities Use Legal Tactics From The Civil War South
The current sanctuary movement is more akin to the ‘nullification’ movement in South Carolina before the Civil War than to the biblical sanctuary cities.
Don’t Miss The Amazing Beer At San Francisco’s Anchor Brewing
No matter what else you do in the city, exploring one of America’s original craft breweries is an experience not to be missed.
Hey ‘Saturday Night Live,’ Why Didn’t You Tell Us About The Bubble?
Democrats looking to figure out what went wrong and how to recover would actually be well-advised, for once, to take a cue from “Saturday Night Live.”
SFSU Students Scuffle Over White Man’s Dreadlocks
Two black San Francisco State University students accost a young white man for having dreadlocks.
Yes, You Can Call A Thief A Criminal
For urban life to remain at all workable, we need strong norms of public behavior and the attendant social pressures of calling a thief what he is.
Thirsty Californians Tithe To High-Speed Rail
Here’s why high-speed rail is a far worse investment for Californians than desalination plants to alleviate water shortages. But guess which one the politicos prefer.
For Me, Baseball Is Personal
Baseball has always been something my family does together. It all started with my dad.
What The Emmy Awards Could Learn From ‘Full House’
The characters’ pursuit of happiness in ’90s sitcom ‘Full House’ was a socially conservative inheritance from the Declaration of Independence.
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