Op-Ed

A door is opening that may lead to the end of a 20-year war. We must have the courage to walk through, says former White House official Richard A. Clarke.

Why, with only two nominating contests in, are Democrats are already forecasting doom and gloom in November?

For young undocumented immigrants, their status can damage their prospects for love and long-term relationships.

Dying from heart disease correlates more closely with your ZIP Code and bank balance than with your gene pool.

William P. Barr’s fixer factory can no longer be trusted at any level to act as a brake on the president’s gangsterism.

The fallout from second-guessing looms especially large for doctors, whose decisions often have serious consequences.

In defending prisoners at Guantanamo prison, we’re defending the core values of the American legal system.

By moving state and congressional primaries to March 3, California turned the entire year of 2020 into one endless election without benefit to voters.

False eyelashes have burst out of their traditional habitat of red carpets, wedding aisles and proms and into regular life.

By denigrating Trump for small mistakes, the left intensifies the political divide, making it even harder to win over swing voters.

Is California really hostile to business? Daniel Zingale, who has one of the longest track records in state government, lays out his truths about the Golden State.

Contagions are a feature of our new, interconnected world. Fake news, fear, nationalism and disease spread faster than ever now.