Susan Shelley: Did anyone in the Biden administration ever pass an economics class? Maybe not. • Newsom finally aligns with Legislature’s gloomier budget outlook, blaming ‘massive volatility’
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| | Unfortunately, this will not help Israelis nor Palestinians, and in all likelihood, will be remembered as one of the most ill-conceived political and strategic decisions of Biden’s presidency. |
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| Watching President Joe Biden sit for an interview always reminds me of “University Days,” a chapter in the great American humorist James Thurber’s 1933 autobiography, “My Life and Hard Times.” Thurber tells the story of a fellow student in his economics class who was one of Ohio State University’s outstanding football players, a tackle named […] |
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| Whether the Legislature can resist pressure from advocates for the programs Newsom would cut remains to be seen. |
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| When the police arrest reporters just doing their job |
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| Budgets have consequences |
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| Even if we suppose that they’re wrong, good intentions count don’t they? |
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| If Biden fails to listen to and rally a broad swath of young voters, Trump needs only to match Nixon’s modest showing to retake the White House this fall. |
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| The DEA’s rescheduling of marijuana would be a welcome step in helping the state’s legal cannabis market compete and succeed. |
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| The legislature should make tackling crime — and by extension, out-of-control insurance rates — a priority. |
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| Anyone who wanders into Homegirl Cafe just off North Alameda Street in Downtown Los Angeles in search of an espresso may think at first they’re just in another hipster joint, nicely appointed, cutting edge. |
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