Op-Ed

Student journalists at Northwestern University apologized for printing the names and photos of student protesters. They shouldn’t have.

Trump administration’s proposed rules changes are designed to deter immigrants legally in the U.S. from becoming citizens. Application fees would jump.

The college admissions scandal uncovered illegalities. The question is not whether but how frequently money should influence admissions decisions.

The new state labor law for contractors may cause publishers to avoid California-based freelance writers.

Veterans Day is for the living, not the dead, so support our veterans by learning more about the wars they are fighting with no victory in sight.

Among homeless, a small minority of the severely mentally ill could be best served in public mental health hospitals that offer more intensive care.

Let’s treat housing our homeless fellow Angelenos with the same urgency we’ll treat housing Olympic athletes.

Five decades after Hoffa’s disappearance, his story is still used to justify efforts to curb union power.

My parents saw Los Angeles as a place of opportunity. But New Orleans always loomed large.

The charges that did in President Nixon should apply, and the House may want to add two more: one for the egregious Ukraine scandal and an “omnibus” article to capture the daunting whole of this corrupt presidency.

As long as the financial returns of a social platform align with outrage, the site will be optimized for distributing disinformation.

Three decades into the post-Cold War era, we can assess what U.S. primacy has yielded. U.S. global leadership has been irrelevant or counterproductive.