Academic freedom, the freedom to approach your topic however you want, is one of the…
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It was not so long ago that we experienced a time of goodwill in our…
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Saying the state is “weeks, not months” away from relaxing stay-at-home orders, Gov. Gavin Newsom…
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As she has done for the last three years, New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd…
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Last month, while sitting on a park bench at Spanish Landing, I was engrossed in…
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Are you tired of the family feuds. The talking heads? The snarky tweets and the…
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Spanish explorer Juan Cabrillo claimed California 477 years ago this month when his three-ship armada…
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Once the votes are counted in a quiet, under-the-radar legislative special election in Los Angeles…
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It’s been reported, but bears repeating, that the U.S. Coast Guard is the only branch…
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The Washington-based political-comedy troupe Capitol Steps is bringing its bipartisan humor to San Diego just…
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Four decades ago, during the early years of his first governorship, Jerry Brown described his…
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Los Angeles and San Francisco may be economic and cultural rivals, but politics in the…
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Some say Donald Trump is a genius for his ability to keep people talking about…
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