Two ICE Killings in 6 Days: The Excuse Never Changes
Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and Joan Sebastian Guerrero died in ICE shootings six days apart in July 2026. Neither was the target. Here’s what we know.
Category: Policy
America’s Two-Tiered Healthcare System: A Service for the Rich, a Fight for Everyone Else
You feel something. A lump, a cough that won’t quit, a pain that’s still there after two weeks. Before you…
Flock Safety Cameras: The Mass Surveillance Network Nobody Voted For
Flock Safety cameras track far more than license plates, and they keep flagging innocent people as suspects. Here is how deep the network actually goes.
How to Fight Your HOA: What I’m Learning the Hard Way
A real, ongoing dispute with a corporate-managed HOA, and the homeowner rights most people don’t realize they already have.
Pregnant in Texas: The Dangerous Truth About 99 Years
My wife and I are trying to start a family. That should feel like some of the best news of…
Climate Change Is Driving the West’s Wildfires and Drought. You Can See It in The Smoke Filled Sky.
Grand Junction is where I grew up. I lived in the Grand Valley for the better part of two decades…
The Transit Funding Gap: Why Highways Race Ahead While Transit Stalls in the Sunbelt
I watched I-35 clear a path in months. Six years after Austin approved light rail, we’re still waiting on track. That’s the transit funding gap up close, and it’s bigger than Texas.
The Safety Net Shouldn’t Have an On/Off Switch
A few years ago I read a comment that has never really left me. It went something like this: if…
Accountability After the Chaos: How the U.S. Restores the Rule of Law
I keep coming back to the same conclusion When the dust settles, the people who led us to where we…
The Files, the Deadline, and the Silence
I’m going to try to write this the way a real person would talk when they’re hurting, without turning it…