Kira Davis

2 weeks ago | theblaze.com | Kira Davis

California is burning again. In fact, we are still digging out from under the ashes of the last catastrophe. That one was a lethal combination of weather, climate, and incompetent leadership. This current iteration of the ongoing California disaster can be laid squarely at the feet of incompetent leadership. I don’t care what you see on MSNBC. Californians of every stripe are fed up. We have no compassion left. We have no money left.

2 weeks ago | justkiradavis.substack.com | Kira Davis

California is burning again. In fact, we are still digging out from under the ashes of the last catastrophe. That one was a lethal combination of weather, climate and incompetent leadership. This current iteration of the ongoing California disaster can be laid squarely at the feet of incompetent leadership. The Los Angeles riots were fully preventable, despite our esteemed politicians like Mayor Bass and Governor Newsom trying to spin the narrative that ICE’s presence launched the destruction.

3 weeks ago | nationalworld.com | Kira Davis

Household appliances such as blenders, hairdryers, and vacuum cleaners generate high decibel levels that can damage hearing. According to the RNID, nearly 18 million people in the UK have hearing loss. It is recommended to limit listening to music at volumes of 60 to 85 decibels to decrease the chances of damage. Many of our day-to-day activities could have a detrimental effect on our hearing.

1 month ago | justkiradavis.substack.com | Kira Davis

*Thank you for reading and for being a curious citizen. We need more people like you! This post is free, but there’s a lot more going on behind the paywall. Please consider becoming a paid member to support independent media and also to just be one of the cool kids. For the last decade at least, the clarion call of Cancel Culture has been, “Words are violence!”We have rightly mocked the progressive weaklings shouting this mantra.

1 month ago | nationalworld.com | Kira Davis

Nevada has the highest rate of pedestrian fatalities occurring at marked crosswalks, with 243 deaths over a five-year period. Hawaii has the second highest rate of pedestrian fatalities occurring at marked crosswalks, with 55 deaths between 2019 and 2023. Mississippi has the lowest rate of crosswalk fatalities, with only five crosswalk fatalities. A comprehensive analysis has revealed the states with the most dangerous marked crosswalks in the country, with Nevada topping the list.