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House managers prosecuting Trump’s impeachment made their final push after three days of precise, scathing but often repetitive opening arguments.
It was just four years ago that a political committee supporting one of Donald Trump’s Republican rivals unveiled an ad slamming his views on abortion, complete with footage from a 1999 interview in which he declared, “I am pro-choice in every respect.”
Trump administration threatens to yank federal funds from California if the state continues to require health insurance plans to cover abortions.
Rep. Katie Porter of Irvine is one of Elizabeth Warren’s most forceful supporters, drawing on her Iowa upbringing and personal bond with the senator to make the case.
Why haven’t any labor unions endorsed Pete Buttigieg’s campaign for president? They’re backing Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden instead.
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Elections officials are mailing cards to millions of California’s unaffiliated voters saying they can’t vote in the Republican presidential party. It’s true, and that’s exactly how GOP officials want things.
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It isn’t Republican senators who should be worried about impartiality; four Democratic senators are running to unseat Trump. -
Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard files a defamation lawsuit against Hillary Clinton over “favorite of the Russians” comment.
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Here are key dates and events on the the 2020 presidential election calendar, including dates of debates, caucuses, primaries and conventions.
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Momentum is building in California to legalize wagering on athletic contests, setting off intense competition among rival gambling interests.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom has pilloried the utility, whose plan to emerge from bankruptcy needs approval by the California Public Utilities Commission, where Newsom has substantial influence.
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Five ways California can increase access to safe, early abortion for women everywhere.
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All drivers should pay for road maintenance, but making EV drivers pay their fair share should be balanced with having more zero-emission vehicles.
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Sen. Holly Mitchell and a coalition representing low-income communities have come out against Senate Bill 50, complicating a key legislative deadline.
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State Senate President Pro Tem Toni Atkins (D-San Diego) showed effective leadership when she pulled Senate Bill 50, which targets single-family zoning and would lead to greater housing density, from the chamber’s appropriations committee, giving it a fighting chance at passage.
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Los Angeles County donors have given more than $13 million to the field of Democratic challengers in 2020. Here’s what we know.
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Data released this week provide the most detailed look yet at who funds the Democratic contenders. We mapped more than 4.5 million donations. Here’s what we found.
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Democratic dollars are largely split between Kamala Harris, the only major candidate of Indian descent, Tulsi Gabbard and Cory Booker. President Trump brings in more than $1 million.
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Americans are ever more polarized in the news outlets they trust, and the partisan news bubbles they inhabit strongly shape their views, study shows.
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Two prominent local Republicans, San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer and party chairman Tony Krvaric, said candidates should “stick to the issues.”
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti hopes to reach a preliminary agreement with the Trump administration on a joint plan to help combat the city’s swelling homeless crisis.
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The Senate has banned coffee, electronics and talking during the impeachment trial. Senators have turned to milk, fidget spinners and candy to get through it.
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The Trump administration will impose restrictions on visas for pregnant foreign women to prevent ‘birth tourism’ aimed at gaining U.S. citizenship for the child.
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House managers continue making their case on the second of three days of House arguments in the Senate impeachment trial.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin says Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg shouldn’t give economic advice until she gets a college degree.
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The Trump administration overhauls Obama-era water safeguards, significantly narrowing which bodies of water deserve federal protection.
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Four Senate Democrats running for president are pinned down in the chamber for Trump’s impeachment trial, keeping them from campaigning ahead of Iowa’s caucuses. But they do have some tricks up their sleeves.
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The White House says President Trump will become the first president to attend the annual anti-abortion gathering in Washington called the March for Life.
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After the opening day of the Senate impeachment trial proved so toxic that the chief justice rebuked both sides, the rhetoric cooled Wednesday — except from President Trump.
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Trump administration threatens to yank federal funds from California if the state continues to require health insurance plans to cover abortions.
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The Trump administration overhauls Obama-era water safeguards, significantly narrowing which bodies of water deserve federal protection.
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House managers continue making their case on the second of three days of House arguments in the Senate impeachment trial.
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The Senate has banned coffee, electronics and talking during the impeachment trial. Senators have turned to milk, fidget spinners and candy to get through it.
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It was just four years ago that a political committee supporting one of Donald Trump’s Republican rivals unveiled an ad slamming his views on abortion, complete with footage from a 1999 interview in which he declared, “I am pro-choice in every respect.”
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