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The highway between the financial industry and high-level Washington appointments has harmed ordinary Americans and benefitted elites.
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Thanksgiving is the mother of all family dinners and a potent ritual. Figuring out how to celebrate it during the pandemic requires inventing alternative traditions.
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It shouldn’t surprise anyone: What moved Latino voters in 2020 was grassroots organizing on local issues and needs, not narrow partisan agendas.
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As Trump’s lame-duck period drags on, General Services Administration leader Emily Murphy has refused to declare that her patron is in fact lame.
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A lawsuit might result in a loss that would only legitimate Trump’s appalling hijack of the government.
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America’s civic infrastructure, which enables a nation to solve its communal problems, has been allowed to crumble. Here’s how Biden can fix it.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu may have to pay a price for embracing Trump and meddling in American politics on the Republican side.
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After two decades of advocacy and setbacks, the grass-roots movement to take down four dams in the Klamath River Basin is close to success.
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They say the restaurant’s food is to die for, but is it?
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Biden’s victory alone won’t restore the pillars of democracy that have been damaged under Trump.
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Austin Beutner says we need to take the steps to lower community transmission to a level where it’s safe for kids and teachers to return to campuses.
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Trump was already destined to go down in history as a lousy president. Now he seems intent on shredding what was left of his reputation.
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It’s far better for Supreme Court justices and nominees to be explicit about their political ideologies than to pretend they have none.
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The Republican Party of 2012 — the one that nominated Mitt Romney for president — bears very little similarity to the GOP of 2020.
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COVID-19 is a reminder that we share responsibility to prevent transmission of disease. Getting state legislatures to enact straightforward vaccine-consent legislation regarding minors would help accomplish that.
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California has seen four consecutive days with at least 10,000 newly confirmed coronavirus cases, a stretch unlike any in the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The order prohibits most nonessential activity outside the home from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. in counties in the strictest tier of the state’s reopening road map. It begins Saturday.
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As the holidays approach, there has been a surge in demand for testing in both Los Angeles and San Francisco counties.
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Los Angeles County reported nearly 5,000 new coronavirus cases Thursday, the highest single-day count so far. A look at what could be next.
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Restaurants and nonessential stores must close at 10 p.m., and outdoor gatherings are capped at 15 people, as COVID-19 spreads at a rapid rate.
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Actor Edward Norton spelled out Donald Trump’s lame-duck actions in poker terms on Friday, laying out the president’s “desperate endgame.”
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California imposes night curfew as L.A. careens toward new lockdown measures
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Following the lead of U.S. House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, California Republicans refuse to accept President Trump’s defeat.
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The order prohibits most nonessential activity outside the home from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. in counties in the strictest tier of the state’s reopening road map. It begins Saturday.
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A new order will prohibit most nonessential activity outside the home from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m for counties in California’s most restrictive purple tier.
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President Trump has stepped up his desperate effort to hold on to power.
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