Opinions

CPAC has fallen a long way from the days when actual policy ideas were discussed there.

We're subsidizing corporations while working citizens struggle.

A looming case may reveal the strength, or weakness, of defenses against discrimination.

Perseverance is more than a catchy name for a rover; it’s a one-word summation of the JPL culture.

"I just want to live in a country where potatoes are men, as God intended."

In dealing with Iran and Saudi Arabia, Biden shows he is just as tough as Trump — but far smarter.

LGBTQ advocates have a historic shot at federal rights protections.

The interior secretary nominee would bring experiences and perspectives that have never found representation in the leadership of the executive branch.

Through his City Lights bookstore and publishing imprint, Lawrence Ferlinghetti changed the country. Here's what we can learn from him.

Allow restaurants to operate at capacity with people who can prove immunity to covid-19.

Fear was ever-present. Schools, movie houses, restaurants and stores closed. Vacations were canceled. Everyone wore masks.

A golf comeback shouldn't be the most important part of his life.

It would be better to have no commission than to offer another forum for Republicans to cover for Trump.

Senate Democrats propose earmarking some state and local aid for Internet access.

If the crown prince's criminal apparatus is not dismantled, there will be more victims like Jamal Khashoggi.

The smartest thing we can do right now is to talk to teachers and value their expertise in these conversations.

If we are serious about addressing systemic racial inequalities in our state, we must remove all flavored tobacco products, including menthol cigarettes, from the market.

Educating communities about tobacco can rewrite the narrative of our communities and create solutions.

We need legislation that requires reproductive health care be covered like all health care, not singled-out and stigmatized.