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Unless one believes the absurd idea that running for president confers immunity, special counsel Jack Smith is right to persevere in his prosecutions of the former president.
A last-call carveout for a venue with high-end patrons may not be the reform nightlife advocates seek. But it could sway lawmakers to let cities stay open later.
Unfortunately, the L.A. Unified school board rushed to place a $9-billion bond on the Nov. 5 ballot before fully addressing important questions.
Senate Bill 94 follows a sensible path of recent laws and court decisions that permit parole hearings for most people sentenced to life without parole for crimes they committed as juveniles. But it’s imperiled by partisan politics.
In November, 10 states will have ballot measures that codify a woman’s right to have an abortion up until viability. Democrats are embracing reproductive rights as well.
The idea that not everyone wants or needs a college degree is having a political moment. After years of the ‘college for everyone’ push, it’s about time.
Now that the Democratic National Convention is over, Harris must do more than explain why Trump is unfit. She needs to make the case to the American people that she would do more to improve their lives and livelihoods.
Exploiting a person’s mental illness or addiction for monetary gain is vile. Limiting access to a therapeutic medication, in response, would be foolish.
It’s wishful thinking that Congress and the federal government will put guardrails on AI to reduce the risk of catastrophic harms. California’s Senate Bill 1407 is an important first step in responsible AI development.
California lawmakers should reject the Newsom administration’s proposal for a more than four-year delay to provisions of the state’s landmark law to protect people from neighborhood oil drilling.
