I got a little pushback on last Friday's commentary where I made the argument that anybody who really thinks Trump won in 2020, should just not vote, so let me expand on that.
The January 6 Committee last night laid out the case that Donald Trump was not just a sore loser, but that he was willing to let his own vice president die to keep himself in office.
Regarding the story of the young man who shot the attacker at the Greenwood Park Mall near Indianapolis. According to a Fox News report, there are some people who have taken issue with calling him a good Samaritan.
Former U.S. Attorney Steve Dettelbach has been sworn in as the new head of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms. He's the first permanent director in seven years.
I heard on Jason Rantz show, on our sister station KTTH, that state wildlife officials are gathering data on how the state should regulate the use of E bikes on hiking trails.
As ³ÉÈËXÕ¾ Newsradio traffic reporter Chris Sullivan reported yesterday, The Seattle and Portland Transportation departments have kicked off a campaign to persuade drivers to slow down on city streets.
Last week, Justice Brett Kavanaugh was having dinner at a Morton’s steakhouse in DC when someone tipped off protestors, and they showed up to make a commotion. Apparently protestors these days are always on-call. Kavanaugh was able to finish his dinner, but decided to leave through the kitchen with his security detail before dessert. And […]
Former State Attorney General Rob McKenna explains personhood laws, which give a fetus full human rights, and which could require blood tests to establish paternity within weeks of conception.