Almost three years after publicly ridiculing local and organic food consumers, representative Collin Peterson (D-MN) stands to be a potential champion of a movement he, admittedly, understood little about.
Most of us will never forget the feeling of freedom that came with our right to drive. It was almost a magical release from the bounds of childhood. More than
Lest you thought the debate over federal health insurance reform was over, in actuality it has really just begun. With the law on the books, insurance companies, States, and the
The race has been heating up between California Republican gubernatorial candidates Meg Whitman and Steve Poizner. Whitman has been excitedly racking up endorsements, and quickly informing her supporters of them.
California’s legislature seems to be lagging behind on illegal immigration enforcement, putting politics above public safety. The notion that California is in the stone age in immigration matters is
With the June election fast approaching, political analysts both in and outside California are scrambling to offer their opinions on the contentious “Top Two Open Primary”. While the battle lines
With less than three weeks until Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger unveils his revised budget plan for the fiscal year starting July 1, he and the Democratic majority Legislature have done little
The Coffee Party has made it a priority to begin reaching out to the nation's youth. Widely characterized as the left-leaning, grassroots counter to the Tea Party
“Whiskey is for drinking, water is for fighting over,” said Mark Twain, which is certainly true here in California and in the southwest in general. The problem, of course, is
With an independent revolution brewing in America, CAIVN is pleased to announce the official launch of an exciting, new video contest.
Inspired by a significant shift taking place in American
One winter storm that hit the east coast this past winter had the anti-global warming advocates claiming victory over Al Gore and environmental groups pursuing legislative solutions to anthropogenic
Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa has a goal of adding 1,000 officers to the Los Angeles Police Department, but he has a slight problem – a $485 million municipal budget shortfall. As