Just over two years after finally leaving Afghanistan, the United States finds itself at the doorstep of another major conflict in the Middle East.

California policymakers should start looking for ways to rein in its costly Medi-Cal program.

We try to answer a simple question for each one: Is this necessary to protect the public, or are the issues motivating the activists ones better left for the normal election cycle?

California Gov. Gavin Newsom thinks the Constitution should be amended to accommodate the gun regulations he favors.

While many Americans and commentators are distracted by the apparent political polarization, a significant realignment of sorts is happening among populists.

To repeat, the Jan. 6 rioters certainly deserve punishment. But was it “insurrection,” a coordinated attempt to overthrow government, let alone one inspired, orchestrated or led by Trump?

There’s no excuse for the Navy not to have the funds available to reimburse Tustin immediately.

Salvaging the state’s fiscal soundness and encouraging economic prosperity requires a budget that is up to this challenge.

California already has too many existential issues, but a chronic shortage of workers must nevertheless be added to the list.

Re “Far right balks as Congress begins push to enact spending deal” (Jan. 9): The ridiculous, embarrassing bias of the mainstream national media was on full display in the Jan. 9 edition of the newspaper. In the article about the new budget deal agreement, writer Carl Hulse of The New York Times (that bastion of objective reporting) repeatedly utilized terms “far right,” “ultra-conservative” and “extreme right” in an blatantly obvious and unprofessional attempt to paint those who oppose the deal as illegitimate members of Congress who are on the fringe of sanity. Not once did he refer to a […]