How strikes and political disturbances affect businesses

“Let’s get the context here,” Biden told the audience member. “The crime rate was incredibly high. It did not put more people in jail like it’s argued. It was supported by the black caucus and the black mayors across the country.” … [Read more...] about Joe Biden Says ‘Three Strikes’ Crime Law Did Not Imprison More People

“The law enforcement officer shall be provided with a copy of the complete file of the pre-disciplinary investigation; and access to and, if so requested, copies of all documents, including transcripts, records, written statements, written reports, analyses, and electronically recorded information,” the bill read.  … [Read more...] about Joe Biden Sponsored Bill Protecting Cops Under Investigation Four Times As Senator

“Our next appellate brief is due in the Ninth Circuit on June 5,” he said. “If it is necessary to go back up to the U.S. Supreme Court after the Ninth Circuit rules again, we will benefit from a much more favorable standard. We are hopeful that fact would also lead to a better result for religious liberty.” … [Read more...] about SCOTUS Rejects Request From California Church To Block Worship Restrictions

Agoston Haraszthy didn’t hesitate to wear masks. A Hungarian immigrant, he became San Diego’s first sheriff by portraying himself as a military colonel. Then, he sold himself as a metallurgist to win the post of assayer of San Francisco’s first U.S. Mint office (where he was later accused of embezzlement). And he was billed as royalty — Count Haraszthy — when he bought Sonoma grape-growing land, established the Buena Vista Winery, and made himself a historic figure in California viticulture. … [Read more...] about Instead of criticizing, Californians should celebrate wearing masks

The budget, which passed by a vote of 32-17, caused a major division to form within the city council with several members arguing that police funding shouldn’t be cut while crime is spiking, according to The New York Times. Homicides have increased by 21% and shootings by 46% in the first six months of 2020 compared to the same period last year, NBC New York reported. … [Read more...] about ‘They’re Not Concerned About The General Public’: NY, LA Police Unions Blast Massive Budget Cuts