Author: Rana McCallister

The suspect arrested in a recent deadly stabbing on a train platform in Democrat-controlled Redwood City reportedly has a history of violent felonies. That single fact forces a hard look at how repeat violent offenders end up back on the streets near our families and transit hubs. This story is about more than one horrific event; it is about policy, accountability, and the consequences of choices made by local leaders. Redwood City’s description as Democrat-controlled matters because policy choices at the city and county level flow from the majority in charge. Local priorities determine how law enforcement is funded, how…

Louisiana has issued a criminal arrest warrant for a California doctor accused of illegally prescribing and mailing abortion pills into states that protect preborn life. This is not a petty paperwork dispute; it is about one state enforcing its laws to protect children and the rule of law. What happened here raises basic questions about medical ethics, jurisdiction, and the limits of radical activism. The doctor allegedly wrote prescriptions for women in Louisiana and other states where abortion protections remain on the books. Mailing powerful drugs across state lines to bypass local law is a direct challenge to state sovereignty.…

“So You Think You Can Dance” Season 4 winner Joshua Allen died Sept. 30 at the age of 36. A family member confirmed his death to TMZ but declined to provide details about the cause or the circumstances surrounding his passing, and Allen’s relative asked for “privacy and prayers” during this challenging time. (new Image()).src = ‘https://capi.connatix.com/tr/si?token=739c4263-c671-4316-b7cf-ecd244900844&cid=9c4d09f1-aa3e-4da1-ad63-362d562ecfad’; cnx.cmd.push(function() { cnx({ playerId: “739c4263-c671-4316-b7cf-ecd244900844” }).render(“59f64f116598417b8d610477330f5a3e”); }); Friends and colleagues reacted with shock and sorrow, pointing to a complicated life lived mostly in public view after his reality TV success. Longtime friend and fellow member of the dancing world, Emmanuel Hurd, remembers Allen…

The 78,000-square-foot, stair-step tower once promoted as the largest Planned Parenthood facility in the Western Hemisphere has shut its doors for good. “Prevention Park” was situated near the University of Houston and Texas Southern University. The closure comes after sustained pressure from pro-life activists and conservative leaders pushing to cut funding and end taxpayer support. For years Prevention Park stood as a high-profile symbol of Planned Parenthood’s reach in Texas, drawing criticism from those who saw the facility as a taxpayer-subsidized abortion mill. Conservatives hammered on transparency, spending, and mission creep while pointing to alternative providers who serve local health…

Trump pulls Heritage economist E.J. Antoni’s nomination to lead Bureau of Labor Statistics President Donald Trump quietly withdrew the nomination of E.J. Antoni, Heritage Foundation chief economist, to run the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The move comes after a tumultuous few weeks at BLS and follow-up scrutiny of volatile job report revisions. Republicans say the episode highlights deeper problems at the agency. Antoni was tapped after Trump fired former BLS Commissioner Erika McEntarfer amid outrage over a weak jobs report and steep downward revisions for May and June. That firing signaled the administration wanted a new direction and blunt fixes…

How Radical Professors Turn Classrooms Into Training Grounds for Antifa President Donald Trump announced last month on Truth Social that he would designate Antifa as a “major terrorist organization.” That move followed the assassination of Charlie Kirk, in which the alleged shooter etched Antifa-linked slogans onto bullet casings. The designation was overdue, but it is only the opening salvo in a much larger fight over the institutions that shape young minds. The deeper problem is not just violent cells on the street. It is the slow, institutional capture of higher education by activists who present recruitment as research and agitation…

Democrats have made their bed, but whether they can sleep in it – or eventually get out – is anyone’s guess. Look, this isn’t about gloating. It’s about pointing out that decisions have consequences, and right now those consequences are showing up in the real world where people live, work, and raise families. The policies pushed by the left over the last few years promised utopia and delivered uncertainty, higher costs, and weaker borders, and voters notice that kind of mismatch fast. Take the economy: inflation ate at paychecks while Washington celebrated recovery numbers that didn’t match the checkout line…

AG Bondi will appear in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee first, and her appearance is scheduled to take place on Oct. 7. She will then appear in front of the House Judiciary Committee two days later on Oct. 9 for an oversight hearing. Those dates frame a high-stakes week where politics and law collide in plain daylight. This is not just a hearing, it is a test of whether Washington plays fair or weaponizes oversight. Republicans should insist the focus stays on facts, not theatrics, and demand clarity on legal standards and proper procedure. For supporters, these appearances are…

Oregon Democrats and their media allies have tried to dismiss calls for federal help by saying the images President Trump has cited are old and irrelevant. That argument collapses when real people living next to the unrest step forward and say otherwise. A Portland resident who went viral confronting Antifa has issued a stark, on-the-record rebuke of local leaders who refused to act. The national conversation has been noisy and partisan, with competing stories about whether recent violence justifies a troop response. From a Republican viewpoint, when cities fail to protect citizens, the federal government has a duty to step…

Prolife Alberta has kicked off a campaign called LeftToDie.ca to force a discussion nobody in power wants to have. The campaign rests on government data that is stark and disturbing. It says babies are being born alive after failed late-term abortions in Alberta hospitals and then left to die. Official numbers are not small or ambiguous. Government records show at least 28 such cases in the most recent year, following 20 the year before and 26 the year before that. Those figures paint a pattern, not an isolated occurrence. Let’s be blunt. These are not tragedies that happen by accident…