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The NAACP California Hawaii State Conference considers missing Black women and girls an epidemic

By Melina Paris, Music Columnist Visiting Evelyn McDonnell at her quiet home nestled close to Cabrillo Beach, one may be surprised to find a trailblazer...

LONG BEACH — On Aug. 8, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced that a Long Beach Superior Court jury found Lebrette Stacey...

Howard Scott has spent more than five decades watching songs he helped write find new audiences, new meanings and new lives. Now, as another...

When critical observers point out these failures and question the overall utility of AI, they are too often met with elite derision. A stark example occurred on May 9 at Middle Tennessee State University, where music executive Scott Borchetta was booed during his commencement speech for claiming that “AI is rewriting production as we sit here.” Instead of listening to the audience’s frustration, he doubled down, telling the crowd to simply “Deal with it.” This is Big Tech’s universal decree: submit to the AI overlords. It makes perfect sense for an industry built on the premise that humans are merely buggy creators in need of an algorithmic fix. This explains why these tech oligarchs reject human-centric systems like democracy. It is an anti-democratic sentiment deeply embedded among Silicon Valley barons and Trump allies like Curtis Yarvin, Peter Thiel, J.D. Vance, Elon Musk, and Alex Karp.

In the 1980s, there were some 60,000 blue-collar workers, men and women, working on or near the waterfront. Before the Vincent Thomas Bridge was built, the main access to Terminal Island was by the ferry boat at the foot of Sixth Street. Thousands of workers trekked down Sixth Street daily, passing by shops with merchant goods — shoes, shirts, pants and more.

April 8 Liberal mythology tells us that farm worker unions hardly existed until the creation of United Farm Workers (UFW) in the ‘60s, and that...

Evangelicals today actually aren’t that much divided on immigration. Just after Trump’s inauguration, a survey found that a large majority “do not want immigrants unlawfully in the country to be prioritized for deportation except if they have been convicted of violent crimes or pose a threat to national security,” according to evangelical pollster Scott McConnell, head of Lifeways Research.

  Two stories dominated the national news in 2025: The most serious attack on American democracy since the Civil War, and the American people’s dramatic...

His murder was reprehensible. All murders are. But a murdered hatemonger is a hatemonger nonetheless. And that’s who Kirk was: a hatemonger, conspiracist, and false accuser in the mold of Joseph McCarthy, to whom he was sometimes compared, particularly for his organization’s “Professor Watchlist,” which has been used to terrorize and intimidate hundreds of professors since Kirk launched it in 2016, and has helped fuel MAGA resentment against higher education. He regularly made false accusations against Black people, immigrants, Jewish people, the