Tag: Politics
Opinion: The California Recall Was Stupid, but Democrats Can Still Learn from It
Even though the long-shot attempt to oust a Democratic governor in a Blue state was a miserable failure, there are plenty of takeaways
Opinion: The California Recall Just Got a Lot Scarier
Larry Elder, the leading Republican recall candidate, is reported to have made some big promises to the anti-abortion crowd
Kamala Harris Can’t Find a Lot of Support, Even Among Her Supporters
Pennsylvania voters tell the L.A. Times they have misgivings about the VP’s political prospects
How Some City Leaders Keep Piles of Cash Flowing to Their Favored Causes
Since 2000, local pols have propelled a staggering $117 million in so-called 'behested payments.' Here's a breakdown of where that cash is coming from and where it's going
California Is One Step Closer to Decriminalizing Mushrooms, LSD, and Ecstasy
Trippy, man. A California bill to decriminalize possession of psychedelics is headed to the Assembly after passing in the State Senate
A Judge Dismisses the Daily Mail as a Defendant in Katie Hill’s Revenge Porn Lawsuit
The judge decided that nude photos taken and published without the former congresswoman’s consent are ”a matter of public interest”
Kamala’s Way: Insights from a Balanced New Biography About the Vice President
Author and journalist Dan Morain delves into Harris's influences, her enemies, and her meteoric rise from Oakland to DC chronicling her rapid rise from Oakland to Sacramento to Washington DC
The Newsom Recall Effort Is Pitting the GOP Against Itself
Republicans jockeying for a California gubernatorial run are going after one another
Read Amanda Gorman’s Inauguration Poem, ‘The Hill We Climb’
The 22-year-old L.A. native captured the national moment in her new work
Madam Vice President: Kamala Harris Becomes History-Making V.P.
“While I may be the first woman in this office, I won’t be the last”
