The vast Ponzi scheme that is cryptocurrency • Extend CEQA relief across California, not just specific regions or for specific projects
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Saturday, February 24, 2024

Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Trump’s $355 million fine

Excessive fines and the Eighth Amendment

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The vast Ponzi scheme that is cryptocurrency

Crypto is the perfect crime.

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Extend CEQA relief across California, not just specific regions or for specific projects

State Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, has for years been one of the most pro-housing leaders in the California Legislature, unafraid of the NIMBYs, proud to be a YIMBY.

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A bold idea for California: Instead of passing so many new laws, how about some oversight over existing ones?

Scrutiny of whether existing programs are performing as intended should be high on the list of ways to get more bang for each taxpayer buck

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State government is already forgetting telehealth’s important role in helping patients

By removing regulatory obstacles, more Californians can access the vital health care services they need.

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Pathways to progress: Navigating America’s educational reform

We must not lose sight of the larger picture: the need for a comprehensive, philosophically grounded approach to education that prepares students not just for the tests of school but for the tests of life.

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California court ruling could crack down on tactics to slow or block construction

California’s perpetual conflict over housing, pitting advocates of state-level pro-development policies against defenders of local government land use authority, has often involved friction between two state laws.

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In the 40th congressional district, voters can’t trust Joe Kerr to represent their interests

Throughout his 17-year stint as president of the OC Firefighters Union, he poured thousands of dollars into the campaigns of Republican politicians who were anti-choice, and anti-gay rights.

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The outrageous persecution of Julian Assange

The United States government has been working to get the Wikileaks founder extradited to the US to face charges that he violated the Espionage Act.

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Newsom-backed Proposition 1 will probably make homelessness in California worse

No one disputes that California is struggling to deal with a spiraling homelessness crisis. Our state has more than 181,000 homeless people — a number that has increased a mind-bending 40% since 2019, per a CalMatters report. Whatever the state government is doing, it’s not working.

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