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Editorial: There are no pain-free approaches. But changing demographics mean that the longer Congress waits, the more difficult it will be to deal with the problem.
Editorial: There are no pain-free approaches. But changing demographics mean that the longer Congress waits, the more difficult it will be to deal with the problem.
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The editorial board discusses the competing proposals to expand coverage, improve care and control...
An occasional series of editorials and Op-Eds on the crisis confronting California.
The question for the last week has been: Which Judge Walker would emerge with the decision on whether same-sex marriages could go forth...
The discovery of Mitrice Richardson's remains in a Malibu Canyon ravine this week cleared up some of the mystery surrounding the young Cal...
As California and the United States struggle with the issue of same-sex marriage at the polls and in courtrooms, Latin America is moving...
Congress cracked down on most forms of online gambling four years ago, concerned that the explosion in unregulated (and questionably legal)...
Forty years of obfuscation about the suspicious death of Times journalist Ruben Salazar is long enough. Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee...
Even in the gloom of an international economic crisis, there is a bright spot of hope: free trade. Successful trade pacts with Panama and...
And then there were nine. The water bond known as Proposition 18, which was to be the first of 10 measures on the Nov. 2 ballot, has been...
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