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Buprenorphine help me to recover from heroin addiction. Millions of others don’t have access to this live-saving treatment.
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Simple nudges can help would-be students get the financial aid they deserve and enroll in college.
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If you think President Trump doesn’t apologize, think again.
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Learning I was donor-conceived changed the story about why I was different from my family. Anonymous egg and sperm donation should be outlawed in the U.S.
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The latest proposal for how to grade Los Angeles Unfied public schools is way too simplistic
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It’s no wonder that the county Democratic Party and others who endorsed Villanueva now have buyer’s remorse.
Enter the Fray
Trump’s campaign rally Thursday was filled with the usual boasts, lies, shaded truths and flip-flops, proving once again that only a fool would believe a word this president says.
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Trump’s Department of Labor is preparing to release a proposed rule that would allow federal contractors to discriminate against employees on the basis of race, gender and sexual orientations for religious reasons.
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California joined 21 other states in suing over regulatory rollbacks governing power plants, which is good, but more needs to be done by all of us.
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The president’s decision to defuse part of the economic bomb he himself planted is good for the global economy, and great for U.S. retailers.
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Why L.A. needs scientist Loraine Lundquist on the city council
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The president is reportedly developing an executive order that would have two federal agencies scrutinize how Facebook, Twitter and other major social media networks moderate users’ posts and enforce their terms of service. It’s galling and hypocritical.
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If you think President Trump doesn’t apologize, think again.
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Learning I was donor-conceived changed the story about why I was different from my family. Anonymous egg and sperm donation should be outlawed in the U.S.
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Buprenorphine help me to recover from heroin addiction. Millions of others don’t have access to this live-saving treatment.
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How not to say the wrong thing
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No matter what Juul says, it has created the vaping epidemic among teens and adolescents by marketing to them and downplaying the risk of nicotine addiction.
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FDR let a thousand refugees into the U.S. at the height of WWII before closing the borders. Labeled enemy aliens, they were confined in Fort Ontario, N.Y.
Jimi Hendrix riffed on the national anthem; we sang “Kumbaya.” Everyone got coated in mud.
People who contract Ebola are three to four times less likely to die from it if they are treated in a high-income country such as the United States rather than in places like Congo or western Africa.
Alt-right publications advocating white supremacy, misogyny and anti-Semitism are drawing ever larger audiences.
Partnerships between labor and the environmental movement in California could be models for rebuilding worker power elsewhere in the nation.
The Social Security 2100 Act being considered in the House would strengthen the fund and expand benefits. And it would cost workers earning $50,000 a year an annual increase of only 50 cents a week.
“American Conspiracy Theories” author Joseph Uscinski on how conspiracy theories shape our public life.
What began as a fight about agricultural products could start a domino effect in financial markets, which is perilous for the global economy.
The recall system can get dangerous products off the shelves, but it doesn’t ensure that they are taken out of circulation.
Projects
A six-part series from the editorial board challenging NIMBYs and their City Hall enablers who balk at building new housing while a humanitarian crisis unfolds in our streets.
It was no secret during the campaign that Donald Trump was a narcissist and a demagogue who used fear and dishonesty to appeal to the worst in American voters.
Ideas and commentary on building a livable, sustainable Los Angeles.
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Public high schools in California should teach ethnic studies. But a draft of the model curriculum the state is developing carries more than a whiff of anti-Jewish bias.
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I’m a member of Equinox and an ardent critic of Trump. Do I quit Equinox?
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Republicans pounced on Joaquin Castro for listing donors to President Trump’s campaign
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After mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton, Ohio, some Republicans say they might need to do something on guns. Their indecisiveness won’t save lives.
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Most people reflexively attune to another’s emotional state. Not President Trump.
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Trump’s coded messages work by resonating with voters who do not see themselves as racist but are jolted to action by warnings of racial threat.
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Many people with autism – including our son J – are terrified of dogs. But, despite a law banning them, they abound on L.A. beaches.
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Donald Trump rose to political prominence on the back of a conspiracy theory and exploited several others to rally his troops.
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Readers take issue with columnist George Skelton on California’s power to force presidential candidates to release their tax returns in order to appear on the state’s primary ballot.
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Readers react negatively to a plan by the Los Angeles Unified School District to rate the district’s schools on a scale of 1 to 5.
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Readers react to an editorial about a lawsuit against Michigan’s independent redistricting commission that could threaten a similar line-drawing body in California and other states.
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Readers react to a story about the looming fight over whether to exempt commercial properties from the tax-saving benefits of Proposition 13.
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Ken Cuccinelli displayed deep ignorance of American history, not to mention poetry, when he said the poem affixed to the Statue of Liberty referred only to those who could “stand on their own two feet.”
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The Trump administration declined to grant “threatened” status to Joshua trees, despite scientific studies detailing the dangers to its limited desert habitat that could decimate the species by century’s end.
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It’s beyond outrageous that President Trump apparently goaded Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu into making that decision.
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If we want L.A.'s mountain lions to survive and find new territory, we need to make crossing roads easier for them.
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