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Merriam-Webster’s acclamation for the singular ‘they’ now standardizes an old usage.
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Adding a gun to the holiday mix is neither festive nor joyous. It’s just dangerous. -
Impeachment can be a far more responsive check on the pathologies of executive power than elections.
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If L.A. city and county want to change how LAHSA works, they need to do more than hire a new director.
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The China deal shows how Trump can promote the national interest as well as his personal political interests — unlike his actions on Ukraine.
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A fixture we barely notice has the potential to help us deal with climate change and rebalance the city toward people rather than cars.
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Greta Thunberg has chosen political celebrity; she’s fair game for criticism.
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The Supreme Court appears poised to rule that when Congress promises to pay for something, it actually has to do so. What a concept.
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History suggests that narrowly focused impeachment efforts cannot succeed. In Trump’s case, a sweeping indictment isn’t likely to fare any better.
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Just because two of three pending appeals have gone Trump’s way, that doesn’t mean his ‘public charge’ rule for immigrants is good policy.
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If Trump thought Ukraine was irredeemably corrupt, why did he ask a corrupt government to investigate the Bidens?
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A serial jailhouse informant helped send a likely innocent man to Florida’s death row, proving again that the death penalty is irredeemably flawed.
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Republicans who complain of a coup should look at every lawless action taken by this president that chips away at democracy.
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Why might the bright students of Berkeley need classes on cooking and laundry? Because their overbearing parents did everything for them.
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Adding a gun to the holiday mix is neither festive nor joyous. It’s just dangerous.
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Merriam-Webster’s acclamation for the singular ‘they’ now standardizes an old usage.
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In 2017 my husband, Ralph, and I moved 23 times. It wasn’t difficult because our house has wheels.
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People don’t like surprises and they don’t like fitness gifts that imply they need to change.
People with disabilities like me shouldn’t have to go to court to be able to enjoy ‘The Happiest Place on Earth.’
Misogyny and authoritarianism have long been linked. Electing a woman president would repudiate Trump and end America’s flirtation with tyranny.
Musk’s SpaceX satellites could ruin the night sky. He can reduce the problem by launching telescopes into orbit, or even placing them on the moon.
The hypocrisy of the GOP defense at the impeachment hearings reaches a new low.
As humans destroy and fracture habitat, birds leave or perish. But habitat can be restored, and with it, the population of birds.
Sen. Lindsey Graham was once a Trump detractor. Now he’s the defender in chief.
A Kentucky abortion law intrudes deeply into the patient-doctor relationship, but the Supreme Court is unconcerned.
Suggesting family planning is a climate change solution imperils reproductive autonomy and distracts from holding rich countries and corporations accountable.
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All presidential elections are uniquely consequential, but a good case can be made that the next one is the most important of our lives. The time has come to undo the great mistake of 2016 and drive Trump out of office at the ballot box.
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A six-part series from the editorial board on the humanitarian crisis unfolds in our streets.
Our six-part series of editorials about the 45th president.
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Republicans scoffed when Democrats asserted during Wednesday’s impeachment hearing that the facts weren’t in dispute. But the Democrats are right.
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In their first impeachment hearing, Judiciary Committee members on Wednesday treated the witnesses like props.
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Kamala Harris was on fire there for a while. Not long enough, though. And that’s depressing.
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Lacking a clear message to set herself apart, Harris sank into the sea of indistinguishable Democratic candidates.
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Voting to impeach could cost members of Congress their seats — and severely damage the Republican Party.
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Patt Morrison talks with American screenwriter, producer and director Scott Z. Burns on his latest film “The Report.”
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Instead of being mad at Democrats and the process, Republicans should be mad that President Trump imperiled his party by acting like a mobster.
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Trump and his followers use evidence of Russia’s misdeeds to suggest Ukraine must have done something bad, too. It didn’t.
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We don’t hear calls to roll back protections based on gender and nationality out of concern for freedom of speech. What makes anti-Semitism different?
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For men, there’s nothing like the horror that women in Kentucky seeking an abortion must endure. Here’s how to change that.
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More than any other Trump defender, Sen. Lindsey Graham has prompted expressions of anger and confusion by readers for his embrace of the president.
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Trump started committing impeachable offenses years ago, a letter writer says.
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British voters won’t get a chance to change their minds on Brexit.
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The House’s big prescription-drug bill offers a trade-off: some loss in new drug development in exchange for huge savings on prescriptions.
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The developer of the Shore Hotel needs to set aside rooms at lower cost to replace the rooms lost when two motels were torn down.
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Trump asks federal agencies to use an overly broad definition of anti-Semitism
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