In a disturbing case of blatant anti-Semitism, Councilmember Kshama Sawant, the LGBTQ Commission, and the Commission for People with disAbilities, under the guise of encouraging “learning and civil discourse”, hosted an anti-Semitic event.

Despite claiming there have been no definitive decisions made on a low-barrier tiny home village in South Lake Union, the City of Seattle applied for a permit.

Media coverage of Britain's royal wedding focused mostly on breaks with tradition—with a biracial, divorced, American bride and a couple that lived together before marriage.

Saul Spady, a small business owner and grandson of the founder of Dick's Drive-In, is on the ground gathering signatures for "No Tax on Jobs."

It's one thing to write an incorrect article in Forbes. And it's another thing to respond by trolling people online.

A study cited to argue for Seattle's recently-passed head tax never actually existed, according to one local activist and Forbes magazine writer.

When fringe Progressive activists don’t get their way in Seattle, they have a tendency to get act out like children, Jason Rantz writes.

Nick Hanauer will happily donate to causes he supports, while telling you that if you’re rich and a conservative, your voice should be silenced and donations limited.

The Tumwater School District is considering a policy update to ensure racial equality on campuses, but some students are voicing their concerns.

Proponents of the head tax are gathering a list of businesses to boycott, if they show support of a repeal.

Washington Representative Mark Harmsworth was told to find flaws in the state's pay-per-mile tax pilot. It took him only five minutes, and he's still cheating the system.

After any potentially avoidable tragedy, particularly when it’s gun related, Progressives say now is the time to have conversations about preventing these kinds of tragedies.

KTTH's Jason Rantz says Tumwater's School District Board's proposed “Equity, Diversion and Inclusion” policy is about propagandizing students at their most vulnerable.

Seattle calls her Councilmember Kshama Sawant. I call her I-Wanna I-Wanna. Maybe we should more accurately call her Bhagwan Shree Sawant.

City of Seattle officials forced our hand. After I asked my listeners to call and email to get details on a proposed South Lake Union homeless encampment, they finally responded.