Commitments to colorblindness and merit are not Trumpian extremism, they’re common sense

In addition to facing political animosity and policy resistance, reforms to dial down DEI will also encounter institutional inertia.

Trump can’t win.

The Trump tax cuts are set to expire later this year, and that poses a real challenge for policymakers, businesses and taxpayers alike.

When wielded responsibly, the presidential power to pardon and commute sentences is essential to right injustices. Controversy rightly arose after President Joe Biden, in his last minutes in office, pardoned family members.

Studies need to be done — deep ones — on why of the 17 known deaths from the Eaton fire, all of them so far were in west Altadena, not in the homes, businesses and institutions in east Altadena, close to the Eaton Canyon ignition point of the blaze.

Lies went all the way around the world, but the truth has its boots on now.

We’re glad, as Aitken put it, the disclosure rules are meant as a floor rather than a ceiling, but it’s a bad look. Anaheim should do better

One must wonder if the Heritage Foundation can so easily abandon its convictions for fleeting populism, how soon it will be that the rest of the circus follows in behind the clowns.

We’ll withhold judgment about the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency until we see some action.

Joe Biden ostensibly ran for president more than four years ago promising to bring America back to normalcy. He presented himself as a defender of American political norms.