Former reality TV star Spencer Pratt will advance into the November general election runoff for Los Angeles mayor. With roughly 50 percent of the expected vote counted early Wednesday morning, Bass led with approximately 36-37 percent while Pratt pulled in a strong 29.2 percent. Progressive City Councilmember Nithya Raman trailed far behind in third at 21.4 percent. Under California’s top-two primary system, Bass and Pratt

Fox News anchor Trace Gallagher could hardly believe the numbers he was reading on air as early returns from California’s gubernatorial primary came in Tuesday night. In deep blue Los Angeles County — one of the most reliably Democrat strongholds in the entire country — Republican candidate Steve Hilton is overperforming in a MAJOR way. GALLAGHER: “This is the statewide numbers but in L.A. County,

California Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton took the lead late Tuesday evening, a few hours after the polls closed. President Trump endorsed Steve Hilton this week. “CALIFORNIA: Vote today for Steve Hilton for Governor. He will work with me and the Federal Government, the money will flow because I have confidence in him (but not any of the others!), and we will MAKE CALIFORNIA GREAT

California Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton took the lead late Tuesday evening, a few hours after the polls closed. President Trump endorsed Steve Hilton this week. “CALIFORNIA: Vote today for Steve Hilton for Governor. He will work with me and the Federal Government, the money will flow because I have confidence in him (but not any of the others!), and we will MAKE CALIFORNIA GREAT

Highly popular reality TV star-turned-mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt appears to be on track to advance past the open primary for Los Angeles Mayor to face Incumbent Mayor Karen Bass in the November runoff election.  That is, if they don’t rig the election with fraudulent late mail-in ballots. Pratt is currently leading Democrat LA City Councilwoman Nithya Raman and trailing Karen Bass by a slim margin.

Screencap of Twitter/X video. Just yesterday, Scott Pelley of 60 Minutes had a total meltdown on management at CBS News, accusing the new chief Bari Weiss of trying to ‘murder’ the show. Now Pelley is out at the network. They are not renewing his contract. One never knows what Pelley’s real motivation was here. He may have been trying to get fired and wanted to

Screencap of Twitter/X video. The most reasonable member of the Democrat party strikes again. Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania was asked about Graham Platner, the Democratic Socialist (communist) running for U.S. Senate in Maine on CNN and called him a ‘creep.’ That’s actually a very good word to describe Platner, who is now embroiled in a sexting scandal, in addition to his many other controversies.

The US Supreme Court on Tuesday evening allowed Alabama to use its 2023 congressional map that favors Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections. Last week, Alabama asked the Supreme Court to intervene after a lower court blocked its new congressional map. Alabama’s request to toss out its racist, gerrymandered congressional map comes after the Supreme Court last month declared Louisiana’s newly-drawn Congressional map an unconstitutional

President Donald Trump and the mysteriously absent Iranian leader Mojtala Khamenei US Central Command announced on Tuesday evening that US forces defended against Iranian attacks and executed “self-defense” strikes against an Iranian military ground control station on Qeshm Island. The US strikes on Qeshm Island came “in response to attempted attacks by Iran across the Middle East, June 2,” CENTCOM said. As The Gateway Pundit

Screencap of Twitter/X video. Today on The Five, Greg Gutfeld took aim at Kathy Griffin and other liberal celebrities who are backing Karen Bass in the race for mayor of Los Angeles. He pointed out that these people support the status quo but that it costs them nothing. These are people who live in gated communities and never have to deal with the consequences of