Every year, Los Angeles spends enormous sums to house people experiencing homelessness, and every year residents ask 2 questions that rarely get a straight answer: how much is this actually costing us as taxpayers and are the intended recipients receiving it? This article aims to answer both in plain language that anyone can understand using facts from the government's own reporting.

Kahn Scolnick — Federalist Society member and named partner at Gibson Dunn Crutcher — defended Los Angeles in federal court over its homelessness fraud while simultaneously working as Board President of the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles, the nonprofit collecting those same dollars. Behind this conflict of interest stands the hidden hand of the Federalist Society and international finance.

A deep dive investigation into the Tyler Robinson and Charlie Kirk murder case, with official court filings available for free. Covering the charges, prosecutorial conflicts of interest, judicial ties to the District Attorney's office, secret hearings, connections to Erika Kirk, and constitutional questions surrounding the defendant's pretrial detention.

This investigation documents how the Los Angeles City Council continues to violate the California Brown Act and the First Amendment by suppressing public comment through a digital speaker registration system. Drawing on the David Saltsburg federal lawsuit, public records, and current city practices, we show how these violations persist despite clear legal precedent.

For the first time in over 25 years, the public finally has access to a portion of the police records related to the death of Stacy Moxon, daughter of Kendrick Moxon, inside Scientology’s Gold Base thanks to a successful lawsuit filed by Enri Marini against the County back in October 9, 2025.