Can we finally stop talking about trans sports?
The sheer volume of ruckus Republicans have generated from the minuscule issue presented by trans female athletes deserves its own ...
Tag: Op-Ed
L.A. can lean on other cities to prevent fires, not just to fight them
As Los Angeles burned, firefighters from near and far rushed to our city. Crews from all over California; from Texas, ...
Calmes: Make America safe again? Promise broken
At the windup of his MAGA rallies, Donald Trump liked to mix it up when he got to his crowd-pleasing ...
L.A.’s huge investment in recovery should benefit many Angelenos, not just a few
Even as the Eaton and Palisades fires still burned, Angelenos were showing amazing generosity and support for those who lost ...
Goldberg: Love it or hate it, Trump’s zone-flooding can’t go on forever
Whether you’re feeling queasy or euphoric, or even a bit of both about the opening weeks of the second Trump ...
Signposts on the road to authoritarian rule
If one were to design a path to authoritarian rule, it would be what we have seen in the first ...
Hosting Super Bowl, New Orleans showed L.A. what recovery can look like
Philadelphia and Kansas City played Sunday in Super Bowl LIX — well, at least Philadelphia did — but the aura ...
Trump’s antisemitism executive order mistakes dissent for bigotry
A Jan. 29 White House executive order on antisemitism is intended to combat one of the longest, most lethal and ...
To protect transgender rights in the future, we must look to the past
“We don’t have a history of de jure discrimination against transgender people, right?” Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett asked ...
Column: Trump and Musk crippled our most important global aid agency. The consequences are grim
It’s probably too soon to claim Elon Musk has babies’ blood on his hands for effectively shuttering America’s most consequential ...
