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    Oct 11, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Central issues of Election 2012

    Whoever wins the presidential election in November will confront urgent problems: Should tax cuts scheduled to expire be renewed? Should federal spending be cut to reduce the deficit or would that weaken an already lackluster economy? After one of the hottest summers on record, has the time come for the U.S. to adopt policies to slow climate change? Have sanctions against Iran impeded its nuclear program, and if not, does that make a military strike necessary? What to do about immigration?
    Whoever wins the presidential election in November will confront urgent problems: Should tax cuts scheduled to expire be renewed? Should federal spending be cut to reduce the deficit or would that weaken an already lackluster economy? After one of the...

    Tags: Barack Obama, Medicare, Poverty, U.S. Elections, Healthcare Policies

    2. Oct 16, 2012 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  2. Goldberg: Red, blue and faithful

    Apparently, Paul Ryan and Joe Biden are both theocrats willing, nay eager, to use state power to impose their religious views on the rest of us.
    Apparently, Paul Ryan and Joe Biden are both theocrats willing, nay eager, to use state power to impose their religious views on the rest of us. In last week's vice presidential debate, moderator Martha Raddatz asked the two Roman Catholic politicians...

    Tags: Barack Obama, Iran, Social Issues, Martin Luther King Jr., Joe Biden

    3. Oct 5, 2012 | Los Angeles Times

  3. Wonder Woman: 40 years later, still a feminist flashpoint

    Hero Complex - movies, comics, fanboy fare - latimes.com
    COMMENTARY We've come a long way, maybe. Although no doubt meant to inspire, and tap into the delectable demographic of  ......
    4. Sep 8, 2012 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  4. McManus: Conventions without compromise

    Attending two political conventions back to back is like visiting two parallel universes: one conservative, one liberal; one overwhelmingly white, the other emphatically multiculti; and each one strangely confident that its candidate is on a steady course to victory.
    Attending two political conventions back to back is like visiting two parallel universes: one conservative, one liberal; one overwhelmingly white, the other emphatically multiculti; and each one strangely confident that its candidate is on a steady course...

    Tags: Barack Obama, Tampa, Bill Clinton, Television Industry, Petroleum Industry

    5. Aug 30, 2012 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  5. Mitt Romney, Paul Ryan, Todd Akin: Going for distance

    In an interview on the eve of his acceptance of the Republican Party's nomination for president, Mitt Romney sought to distance himself from his running mate and criticized those who would, as he put it, "chain us together."
    In an interview on the eve of his acceptance of the Republican Party's nomination for president, Mitt Romney sought to distance himself from his running mate and criticized those who would, as he put it, "chain us together." "I mean, who is Paul Ryan?"...

    Tags: Tampa, Barack Obama, Cancer, 2012 Republican National Convention, Social Issues

    6. Aug 22, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. Elizabeth Emken: Running against Sen. Dianne Feinstein, and the odds

    Like many parents of autistic children, Elizabeth Emken's priorities changed when she heard her son's diagnosis. But most parents do not wind up running for U.S. Senate. Emken's 12.5% of the vote in the June primary makes her the GOP challenger to Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein. She's a UCLA graduate in economics and political science who worked at IBM before launching into more than a decade of lobbying for autism legislation. She'll be in Tampa — home of the Buccaneers football team — for next week's GOP convention. And while a football coach, as her father once was, might assess her chances against Feinstein as "fourth and very long," like so many other parents of autistic kids, Emken is used to those odds.
    Like many parents of autistic children, Elizabeth Emken's priorities changed when she heard her son's diagnosis. But most parents do not wind up running for U.S. Senate. Emken's 12.5% of the vote in the June primary makes her the GOP challenger to...

    Tags: Primaries, Health Insurance, Social Issues, Tom Coburn, Marketing

    7. Aug 22, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times Exclusive

  7. Todd Akin has plenty of company in Republicans' unhinged faction

    Missouri congressman Todd Akin’s outrageously weird assertion that a woman cannot get pregnant from “forcible rape" exposes three predicaments facing the Republican Party.
    Missouri congressman Todd Akin’s outrageously weird assertion that a woman cannot get pregnant from “forcible rape" exposes three predicaments facing the Republican Party. First, Akin has made himself so toxic that he may lose his race...

    Tags: Karl Rove, Rape, Social Issues, Reince Priebus, Todd Akin

    8. Aug 23, 2012 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  8. Todd Akin's remarks on rape may help clarify the abortion debate

    Like any sentient person, I was appalled by Missouri Republican Congressman Todd Akin's comments about "legitimate rape." I was shocked by the Limbaugh-ian proportions of his ignorance about the female reproductive system ("in cases of legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down") and remain flabbergasted that he hasn't caved in to party pressure to quit his Senate campaign.
    Like any sentient person, I was appalled by Missouri Republican Congressman Todd Akin's comments about "legitimate rape." I was shocked by the Limbaugh-ian proportions of his ignorance about the female reproductive system ("in cases of legitimate rape,...

    Tags: Rape, Social Issues, Todd Akin, Paul Ryan, Reproductive System

    9. Aug 17, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. PASSINGS: Harry Harrison, Nellie Gray

    <strong>Harry Harrison</strong>
    Harry Harrison Science fiction author's work inspired 'Soylent Green' Harry Harrison, 87, an author whose space-age spoofs delighted generations of science fiction fans, died Wednesday in southern England, according to his friend and fellow sci-fi...

    Tags: Robert Heinlein, Arts and Culture, Fiction, Social Issues, Stamford

    10. Jun 15, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. China one-child policy leads to forced abortions, mothers' deaths

    LIJIN China &mdash; Six months pregnant, 38-year-old Ma Jihong was healthy and fit, her body toned from working in the cotton fields. So when 10 people from the local family planning office showed up one morning in October, she slipped through a gap in the concrete wall around the house and bolted like a sprinter toward the main road.
    LIJIN China — Six months pregnant, 38-year-old Ma Jihong was healthy and fit, her body toned from working in the cotton fields. So when 10 people from the local family planning office showed up one morning in October, she slipped through a gap in...

    Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Chen Guangcheng, Petroleum Industry, Social Issues, Justice System

    11. Jun 2, 2012 |Column| Los Angeles Times

  11. Abortion rights advocates let their voices be heard

    The subject was reproductive rights, the audience was fervently pro-choice and the panelists were activists from Planned Parenthood, the National Organization for Women and the ACLU. But although the players may have been typical, the game plan was...

    Tags: Cancer, Birth Control, Social Issues, Values, Planned Parenthood

    12. Jun 27, 2012 | Los Angeles Times

  12. China commits $15 billion in development funds for Latin America

    World Now
    To solidify its relationship with Latin America, which already accounts for $200 billion in annual trade, China's prime minister, Wen Jiabao, said his nation was ready to commit $15 billion in financing for infrastructure, manufacturing and technology...
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