Discover the triumph of Alex Balekian’s first ‘Conversation in the Community’ event, where citizens and future representatives united to voice and address the community's pressing issues.

Watch Alex Balekian, Republican candidate for Congress, tackle crucial topics on parental rights and healthcare laws on Fox News at Night, offering his informed perspective on recent legislative developments.

Cut through the noise surrounding Jordan Henry with an 80-minute in-depth discussion hosted by Alex Balekian. Find out who 'The Real Jordan Henry' is beyond the headlines and controversies. Watch the full conversation to make your own judgment.

Parental rights have become a central tenet of my campaign for Congress. It's not just a political stance; it's a deep conviction that families, and especially parents, should be at the forefront of decisions affecting their children's education, health, and well-being.

Dr. Alex Balekian receives a significant endorsement from the California Parents Union, underlining his commitment to parental rights and quality education. Learn why this endorsement is crucial for his congressional campaign in California's 30th District.

Enough Talk is a show where we get real about what's happening in California and beyond. It’s unfettered, it’s unfiltered, it's unapologetic, and it's about time someone said it. Your host, Alex Balekian, is here to give a voice to your frustrations, putting ideas over identity and action over talk.

Today, Glendale's Alex Balekian, an esteemed ICU physician and community advocate, has thrown his hat in the ring for the United States House of Representatives in California's 30th congressional district. Balekian kicked off his campaign with a web ad entitled, Prescription for Progress: Dr. Alex Balekian's Campaign for CA-30.

Glendale is on a path to potentially label free speech as hate speech, a dangerous slope toward censorship and authoritarianism. Mayor Dan Brotman initiated this action with the admirable intention of combatting anti-Armenian and anti-Jewish behavior. However, his initiative, aimed at addressing what he deems as 'divisive, dangerous hate speech in Glendale,' is worryingly vague and could be subject to abuse.