Trump destroys embattled LA Mayor Karen Bass in fiery exchange over woeful handling of wildfires
President Donald Trump got into a tense exchange with Karen Bass after he arrived in Los Angeles to view the aftermath of the ...
Clarence Page: When disaster strikes, Donald Trump’s instinct is to blame DEI first
As Team Trump implements reforms, it must balance preserving merit-based standards while maintaining policies that prevent ...
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Bill Maher trashes Karen Bass, Cali officials for response to fires: 'Fiddling in Ghana while the city burned’
HBO host Bill Maher trashed the local government for how officials are handling the wildfires that have ravaged Los Angeles in the closing monologue of his show on Friday. The "Real Time" host ...
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Our leaders praise ‘diversity’ without prioritizing what the public really needs
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass was in Africa when the fires broke ... Kristin Crowley. Her biography on the LAFD’s website makes plain her priorities — and those of the LAFD´s leadership.
The L.A. Fires Have Nothing to Do With DEI
A USC professor explains how DEI isn’t to blame for the L.A. fires, despite false claims from divisive opportunists.
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‘Why Wasn’t There Any Water?’: Pacific Palisades Resident Lights Into Karen Bass Over ‘Deficient’ Response To Wildfire
whose biography touts her as “the first female and LGBTQ Fire Chief” in the agency’s history. “I did not see a fire truck. I wasn’t able to get a notification from — from Karen Bass ...
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The Victims of the L.A. Fires Have Nowhere to Turn
In the age of social media, every politician who has to stand in front of a camera after a tragedy turns into just another ...
Clarence Page: When disaster strikes, Trump’s instinct is to blame DEI
Such partisan eagerness to demonize DEI for every disaster reminds me of the liberal critics whom former United Nations ...
MAUREEN CALLAHAN: Fire killed my grandmother and nearly me too. I know why Los Angeles must never forgive the useless liberals who sleepwalked into this inferno
The ocean off the coast of Los Angeles is red. Multimillion-dollar homes are consumed by unstoppable walls of fire pushed by 100 mph winds. Entire neighborhoods are burned to the ground.