Jon Healey is the deputy editorial page editor, writing most often about the economy, regulation, technology, Congress and healthcare policy. He has been with the Los Angeles Times since 2000, covering technology news before joining the Opinion section.
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No private company is obligated to hand over its own platform to a president in the supposed interest of newsworthiness and history.
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It’s not a fight over principle. Trump’s complaints about the bill don’t rise to that level.
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A new app by RealNetworks can tell when you’re not wearing a mask or wearing it wrong. It can also gather data to help policymakers refine their coronavirus policies.
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The parallel results: Many Americans have gone back to work, bringing the unemployment rate down to 6.9%; and many Americans have contracted COVID-19.
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Barrett’s views about the court’s 2012 decision in favor of the ACA are moot. The Supreme Court now has different justices considering different facts.
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It’s hard to tell whether President Trump simply doesn’t understand how tariffs work or if he just keeps repeating a lie about them.
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Tens of millions of struggling Americans need the financial help that another stimulus bill from Congress would provide.
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If Twitter’s and Facebook’s responses to the N.Y. Post’s Hunter Biden story qualify as illegal contributions, other companies break the law constantly.
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Social media platforms took far too long to start enforcing their rules against campaign-related content and major political figures.