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Mariel GarzaChicago Tribune |
The wealth tax would do more than raise money. It could redefine how Americans think about extreme wealth.
Spencer Pratt, the former “The Hills” villain is forcing Democrats to take him more seriously.
This is how democracy is supposed to work — a true contest in which there’s no assured outcome.
Allegations against the labor leader trigger a rapid political and cultural shift in California.
Their ambitions appear to be on a collision course.
The onetime 5 percent wealth tax has not yet qualified for the November state ballot, but already billionaires and their conservative allies are...
California’s top-two primary makes unlikely outcomes possible — including a GOP advance in a crowded Democratic field. That risk is also its...
Is his front-runner status a blessing or a curse?
Mamdani’s Democratic primary win electrified LA's progressive movement, which had already made significant gains in the previous three election...
Independence no longer sounds far-fetched but reasonable, maybe even inevitable.
Will California’s voters go along with Governor Newsom’s scheme to take on Texas?
The California governor is considering going beyond warring with words and is flirting with the same sneaky tactics as his political opponents.
Today the car wash is closed. The taco stand by the gas station is gone. There’s no one waiting at the bus stop, and the sidewalks are oddly empty.
L.A. can handle the protests — troops aren’t needed.
Of all the ways I imagined my first ride in a driverless taxi to go, intense relaxation was not one of them.
Katie Porter has a bit of internet celebrity, thanks to a whiteboard.
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