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When Encryption Dies: The Quantum Threat That Could Reshape Global Power

For years, “cyber apocalypse” talk sounded like the tech version of a guy on a street corner holding a cardboard…

Julio Rivera

How Tax-Free Gas and Casino Exemptions Built a Political Powerhouse

In California, filling up your gas tank has gotten more expensive than usual, with prices topping $6 per gallon. While many…

Luke Saban

Electronic Commerce

Title 1.6D of Part 4 of Division 3 of the Civil Code deals with electronic commerce. Article 1 contains general…

Chris Micheli

Trump Endorses Air Force Veteran Flippo in Nevada CD-2 Primary Over Lombardo-Backed Settelmeyer

President Donald J. Trump has thrown his considerable weight behind retired Air Force Lt. Col. David Flippo in Nevada’s fiercely…

Megan Barth

Taxpayer-Funded Gang Murderer Hired as ‘Peace Ambassador’ in DSA-Run MacArthur Park

Los Angeles taxpayers are once again footing the bill for a convicted gang murderer’s lifestyle, this time as a city-hired…

Megan Barth

Instructing the Courts on Interpretation

In reviewing some recent legislation in the 2026 California Legislative Session, I have come across several bills that contain “liberally…

Chris Micheli

Information Practices Act

Civil Code Division 3, Part 4, Title 1.8 deals with personal data. Chapter 1 contains the Information Practices Act of…

Chris Micheli

Gavin’s New Grift: Newsom Announces He is Awarding $80 Million in Funding to 343 Nonprofits and Faith-Based Orgs

Governor Gavin Newsom announced Thursday he is awarding $80 million in funding to 343 nonprofit and faith-based organizations throughout California following…

Katy Grimes

Sacramento Democrats Push Bill to Gut Prop 36, Advance ‘Criminals-First Agenda’

Just months after voters  approved Proposition 36 to restore felony penalties for repeat theft and drug crimes, Democrats in the…

Megan Barth

Why Plagiarism Is Important in Drafting Regulations

Not only is plagiarism allowed in regulatory and legislative drafting, but also it is strongly necessary. Why? For the simple…

Chris Micheli

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