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The battle to make the world a kinder place is up against a steady increase in hate-related activity, writes columnist Patrice Apodaca.
The city’s Measure Y, limiting growth, comes into conflict with state mandates that cities plan for more housing.
The Associated Press Stylebook and the Chicago Manual of Style lay out lots of basic punctuation rules. But in certain gray areas, they’re useless.
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Bruce Cook writes on Mother’s Day and the activities of Newport Chapter of National Charity League Jrs, Newport Center Women’s Health, Sherman Library and O.C. Rescue Mission.
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Daily Pilot readers share their thoughts about local issues including a controversial desalination plant and the actions of an H.B. city councilman.
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According to reports by agencies and organizations that track such data, the number of hate-related incidents has been on the rise.
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Fundraising efforts for O.C. nonprofits continued throughout the pandemic, but relaxed restrictions allow more live activities to resume.
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Some people are unsure about getting vaccinated for a variety of complex reasons. The good news is that you’re the best person to talk to them.
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Most English users don’t know the definition of ‘of’ and might not still after looking it up in the dictionary.
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For all his warnings, Dr. Andrew Noymer wasn’t pessimistic enough about the COVID-19 death toll in Orange County.
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Proposed digital signage at Triangle Square would require an exemption of city codes and promote the mall at the expense of the neighborhood, signatories say.
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Many questions remain about loosening COVID restrictions for vaccinated people, and we may not get those answers anytime soon.
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The CDC’s rush to revise its mask guidelines when we still have a long way to go in the pandemic smacks of politically motivated, Trumpist policy making.
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Short of surrender, no conflict in the world can be solved by military means. Any resolution depends on negotiations with your enemies, not friends.
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The school board approved standards to teach kids about acceptance of others. The inflammatory attacks on those standards show how badly they’re needed.
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A former student attacked a school in Russia and killed 9 people. The Russian government, same as the U.S., prefers to talk about gun control changes for years rather than implement them.
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Sometimes, the only way to do highly specialized research is to pore over printed books rather than type a few search words.
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Dumping Liz Cheney is throwing good resources after bad for the sake of twice-impeached, one-term Donald Trump, the most disgraced and disliked president in history.
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Some states are rejecting the extra unemployment benefits the federal government has been providing since early in the pandemic, saying the money is encouraging people to stay idle. That’s needlessly draconian.
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Readers share their families’ stories from the 1918 pandemic after reading Mitchell Landsberg’s piece on his late grandfather.
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In May 1961, civil rights activists were brutally beaten by white men in Birmingham, Ala. The complicity ran deep.
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What the talk show host said in Thursday’s exit interviews only prolonged the controversy around her, raising the question: What will she do next?
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Newsom’s latest budget plan boasts more than $100 billion in unexpected revenue that can be used to tackle some of California’s most vexing problems.
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Kobe Bryant will be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2020.
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The complaint sought a response from immigration authorities to the applications that 84 “Dreamers” submitted nine months ago.
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The fin whales, an adult and calf, were probably struck unknowingly during exercises at sea.
