Opinion: High-risk politics makes us seek normality. But what if uncertainty and crisis are the norm?
Whether the attempted insurrectionhe pandemicthe two assassination attempts on Donald Trump, or anything else, there has been enough madness since…
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Trump got this voter excited in 2016. This time, it's complicated
WASHINGTON — Eight years ago, Peggy Hayes thought she saw something amazing in Donald Trump: a politician who knew how…
CO supervisor removed from committee appointments amid scandal
Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do was removed from all committees and boards by his colleagues on Tuesday as the embattled…
Trump is obsessed with bacon prices, but he's not saying what he wants
When it comes to the price of bacon, Donald Trump is absolutely right: it's too expensive. What he doesn't tell…
Why is the LA Times publishing pro-Trump political material?
September 3, 2024 3 am Pacific Time To the editor: I realize you try to maintain a semblance of balance…
'Coup!' Review: Class Struggle Born Out of Pandemic and Inequality
In late 2020, a wave of films began to speak to the COVID-19 pandemic, either explicitly or unintentionally through the…
Did Mayor Karen Bass Just Save LA's Outdoor Dining?
After an outcry from city restaurant owners, a pandemic-era outdoor dining program that was set to end Wednesday received a…
Editorial: LAUSD student scores are rebounding, thanks to teachers
It would be great to celebrate in a big way the improvement in test scores in the Los Angeles Unified…
COVID-19 surge clashes with carefree California summer
COVID cases continue to rise this summer, and their spread is fueled by people continuing to go to work or…
Michael Flood's fight against food insecurity persists post-COVID
Michael Flood, photographed in the Los Angeles Times in El Segundo on September 8. About a month after COVID-19 locked…