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Politics
Arizona exposes danger for GOP in 2018 primaries: Embracing Trump could backfire
By
Michael Finnegan
3:00 AM
Politics
From silent dispatch to televised spectacle — how the State of the Union has evolved
By
Mark Z. Barabak
3:00 AM
Politics
With Trump under investigation, Republicans crank up heat on the investigators, vote to release controversial memo
By
Chris Megerian
and
Joseph Tanfani
Jan 29, 2018
Capitol Journal
A Brown — father or son — has been California governor for 40% of the last six decades
By
George Skelton
Jan 29, 2018
Nation Now
State attorney general vows to find out who at Michigan State knew what about Larry Nassar
By
Associated Press
Jan 27, 2018
Sexual Misconduct
Casino mogul Steve Wynn resigns as top GOP finance chairman
By
Evan Halper
Jan 27, 2018
Politics
Trump's State of the Union speech: Brags on the economy, demands on immigration and infrastructure
By
Brian Bennett
Jan 27, 2018
Nation Now
North Carolina court says GOP-backed law grabbed power from Democratic governor
By
Associated Press
Jan 26, 2018
Business
Two states, and maybe California, plan to join New York in suing to block GOP's tax overhaul
By
Associated Press
Jan 26, 2018
Opinion
Trump's solar panel tariff will hit U.S. workers and consumers hard, especially in California. Big surprise
Jan 25, 2018
Opinion
By all means, release the Republicans' secret memo — and the Democrats' too
By
Michael McGough
Jan 24, 2018
Politics
Sen. Charles Schumer rescinds offer of $25 billion for Trump's wall
By
Associated Press
Jan 24, 2018
Opinion
Dismantling government isn't Trump's goal; making rich people richer is
Jan 24, 2018
Opinion
9 million kids get health insurance after the shutdown — and progressives are calling that a bad deal?
Jan 23, 2018
Op-Ed
What's the best way to fix our broken democracy? Lean on state courts and constitutions
By
Joshua A. Douglas
Jan 23, 2018
Newsletter
Today: Your Government at Work, Again
Jan 23, 2018
Column
When your insurer denies a valid claim because of 'lack of medical necessity'
By
David Lazarus
Jan 23, 2018
Politics
Pennsylvania court orders new election map for its 18 House seats in a boost for Democrats
By
David G. Savage
Jan 22, 2018
Column
Apple's bogus claim that the tax cut is making it spend more in the U.S. is just a PR sop to Trump
By
Michael Hiltzik
Jan 22, 2018
Opinion
Trump the deal-maker couldn't prevent a government shutdown. How can we trust him to negotiate anything?
Jan 22, 2018
Newsletter
Essential Politics: Whether you call it the Schumer shutdown or Trump shutdown, there's plenty of blame to go around
By
Christina Bellantoni
Jan 22, 2018
Politics
Congress fails to reach deal on ending federal shutdown, pushes vote to Monday
By
Lisa Mascaro
Jan 21, 2018
Politics
On first day of partial government shutdown, Democrats' strategy poses some risks
By
Noah Bierman
and
Lisa Mascaro
Jan 20, 2018
Politics
Shutdown's first day is long on blame, short on solutions to reopen government
By
Noah Bierman
and
Lisa Mascaro
Jan 20, 2018
Politics
Secret House Republican memo causes new rifts over Russia investigation
By
Chris Megerian
Jan 19, 2018
Politics
Government begins shutting down as Congress races to agree on short-term spending bill
By
Lisa Mascaro
Jan 19, 2018
Politics
Democrats ready to move beyond Clinton, but have no strong favorite in presidential race
By
Cathleen Decker
Jan 19, 2018
Politics
Polarized parties plus inconsistent president equals a looming shutdown
By
David Lauter
Jan 19, 2018
LA Times
Government shutdown: Here's what you need to know
By
Los Angeles Times staff
Jan 18, 2018
Opinion
Some Republicans don't like Trump's attacks on the press. So what are they doing besides talking about it?
Jan 19, 2018
Politics
As Trump's first year in office ends, his support base has eroded and the opposition is energized
By
David Lauter
Jan 19, 2018
Politics
Supreme Court gives North Carolina Republicans a delay in partisan gerrymander case
By
David G. Savage
Jan 18, 2018
Politics
Government shutdown looms as stopgap spending measure appears likely to stall in the Senate
By
Lisa Mascaro
Jan 18, 2018
Nation Now
Contradicting his chief of staff, Trump insists his views on a border wall have not 'evolved'
By
Associated Press
Jan 18, 2018
Opinion
Forget a DACA fix. Congress should take up the bipartisan immigration bill passed by the Senate in 2013
Jan 18, 2018
Editorial
Is it too much to ask Congress to govern without extortionate brinkmanship?
By
The Times Editorial Board
Jan 18, 2018
Nation
A Democrat won a reliably GOP seat in Wisconsin, causing angst among some Republicans. Not so fast, say others
By
Kurtis Lee
Jan 17, 2018
Business
Mick Mulvaney takes first step toward overhauling Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
By
Jim Puzzanghera
Jan 17, 2018
Column
Republicans figure out opioid crisis — it's the fault of Medicaid expansion! (Spoiler: They're wrong)
By
Michael Hiltzik
Jan 17, 2018
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