Bad Bunny, the Puerto Rican superstar known for his Spanish-language hits and cultural influence is headlining the Super Bowl LX halftime show on February 8, 2026. The choice has sparked debate across the U.S., especially among certain political groups and commentators. Language and identity debates A key point of criticism is that Bad Bunny’s performance…
Several Team USA athletes at the Winter Olympics are publicly distancing themselves from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), saying they feel “heartbroken” about events unfolding back home. While speaking to reporters, freestyle skiers Chris Lillis and Hunter Hess made it clear that although they are proud to represent the United States, they do not…
Donald Trump has spent years talking about H-1B visas as if they are a scam — a loophole that allows foreign workers to “steal” American jobs. It’s a simple story, and a politically useful one. But in the Bay Area, it’s also deeply disconnected from reality. H-1B visas are not some abstract immigration policy debate…
SACRAMENTO — California Governor Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta on Tuesday urged state and local law enforcement agencies to use their “full authority” to investigate possible crimes involving federal agents – a direct response to growing national controversy over two fatal shootings by federal officers in Minnesota. (Governor of California) The guidance from…
The most dangerous moment of the Super Bowl isn’t a bone-crushing tackle or a fourth-and-goal stand. It’s the coin toss. That tiny piece of metal flipping through the air has ended friendships, silenced watch parties, and sparked a very specific kind of dread among fans. Because while commentators call it “procedural,” fans know better. Winning…
Here’s the checklist—no fluff, no excuses: 1. Run Everywhere. Seriously. Stop treating red and red-leaning districts as lost causes. Every race forces the GOP to spend money, defend records, and expose internal fractures. Uncontested seats are political surrender. “You can’t flip power if you don’t show up.” 2. Recruit Candidates Who Live the Struggle Voters…
Texas was not supposed to do this. For decades, Republicans have treated the Texas State Senate map as settled territory—engineered districts, reliable turnout, and a political culture they assumed would always break their way. Then came Democrat Taylor Rehmet’s victory, and suddenly that sense of inevitability cracked. This wasn’t just a single upset. It was…
