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Are Cars Protecting Los Angeles?

[aggregation-styles] The New York Times Subscription LOS ANGELES — I was born in New York and spent my formative years there, so waiting makes me crazy. I’m a jaywalker and I push elevator buttons more than once. I find the shortest line to anything. I walk fast and can drive...

Democrats Are Falling Into a Familiar Trap on China

[aggregation-styles] The Washington Post Subscription As polls continue to show a steady lead for Joe Biden, President Trump is getting increasingly desperate. He has now committed himself to an election strategy that is centered on pointing the finger at China and its leader, Xi Jinping. Throughout January and February, Trump...

All Mail Voting Works – for Republicans

[aggregation-styles] Fox & Hounds For all the Republican howling of late about mail balloting, we have now had our first two all mail ballot elections in California, and guess what, Republicans won both: a State Senate seat in Riverside County and a congressional district in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties...

Is It Safer to Visit a Coffee Shop or a Gym?

[aggregation-styles] The New York Times Subscription As states begin to reopen, Americans are looking at any trip outside through the lens of contagion. Is it safe to go back to Starbucks? What about the gym? Nail salons are out of the question, right? The country faces an ugly trade-off. Keep...

How Mohammed Bin Salman Hit a Dead End in Washington

[aggregation-styles] Bloomberg Opinion Subscription There came a moment during Donald Trump’s April 2 phone call to Mohammed bin Salman when Saudi Arabia’s crown prince and de facto ruler, apparently stunned by what the American president had just said, asked his aides to leave the room. No courtiers were present when...

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