Steven Greenhut

The obliteration of political norms has a habit of spreading.

With SB 79, the Legislature is at least reducing the rules and letting Californians exert more rights free from busybodies.

Whatever the case, mind your p’s and q’s while in Riverside County given its, er, interesting standards for appropriate deputy behavior.

Gov. Newsom is learning that if he wants to look tough—and help address a serious state problem—there no downside for him to use his political capital in such a way.

If you’re not upset by these developments, then I suppose you just don’t fit the profile of an American who cares much about the Constitution.

I’m feeling less confident about where the country goes from here.

When I hear my Republican friends compare Trump to the Reagan era, I half-heartedly agree.

California Democrats are painfully slow learners and are likely to continue falling on their collective backsides.

We don’t need to revisit the Constitution, but to uphold the protections already within it.

Instead of creating this convoluted, counterproductive policy that mimics a Rube Goldberg farce, the government should do the basics to help farmers.