The only 'radical' elements America witnessed this week were the words and actions of those in the Republican Party.

George Washington said, “Discipline is the soul of an army.

Rod Rosenstein, like so many others, will abandon justice to prop up a powerful president.

If the Republicans are to survive as a political party, their leaders must start telling the truth — the first being that Biden won a free and fair election.

President Trump and his defenders are understandably exulting now that the Justice Department has released a summary of Special Counsel Robert S.

Andrew Yang, a tech entrepreneur running for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, met recently with members of the Los Angeles Times editorial board to discuss his candidacy.

Some Republicans are defending the Constitution; others must join them.

Many of the physical attacks on the press in Hong Kong have been documented via video or livestreamed, making it clear that journalists are being targeted.

The president incited an attempted violent overthrow of Congress in broad daylight. If we do nothing, we will embolden future violent actors intent on overthrowing our democracy.

Will California show the nation how to take on the enormous problem of single-use plastic or will it chicken out under threats from an industry that’s happy to continue to fill the world with old...

Israel's quest to root out Hamas has inflicted indiscriminate death and destruction on Gaza and Palestinian civilians. Humanitarian pauses are no longer enough.

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George Washington said, “Discipline is the soul of an army.

It's easier to bleat about the impeachment inquiry process than deny William Taylor's account of the quid pro quo President Trump demanded of Ukraine.

The relentless scrutiny that drove Meghan and Harry out of the U.K. is alive and unwell. Here's proof: #GoHomeMeghanMarkle has trended on Twitter.

What I don't understand about U.S. school shootings is: Who is the enemy?

Twelve years ago, Rep. Adam B. Schiff (D-Burbank) called on then-President George W.

The Democratic nominee will face greater challenges than any president since F.D.R. We're confident he's up to the task.

The coronavirus crisis has illustrated one point succinctly: Politics isn’t a reality show. It’s life or death.

California's new digital privacy law allows consumers to form unions that can collectively negotiate with tech companies to pay or stop using their personal data.

Beijing is using the coronavirus crisis to crush Hong Kong's demands for more freedom, thinking the world is too busy to care.

In a brute authoritarian move by Hong Kong's government, pro-democracy activists are disqualified from running for a legislative seat because they want reform.

Coronavirus could lead to the largest drop in carbon emissions since World War Two. That still isn't enough

A bill in Congress would provide a pathway to citizenship for the roughly 5 million undocumented immigrants who risked their lives to work on the COVID-19 front lines.

Buttigieg's strategy-and-organization approach sometimes fails to deliver the dopamine blast that debate watchers seem to live for.

An English professor describes Prince Harry's book as a well-written autobiography of how he became the man he is today.

To hamper the U.S. Postal Service under the guise of 'treating it like a business' is to undermine public confidence when it's most needed. That may be the point.

To the editor: We are, at last, a Third World nation.

If — when — the Senate fails to hold this president accountable, it will represent a serious risk to the integrity of our system of justice.

The United States has the most heavily armed civilian population in the First World; our homes contain enough firearms for every man, woman and child.

He must be held to account for leading the dangerous, mendacious plot to block the peaceful transfer of power and hang on to the presidency despite being voted out of office.

To expect intellectual consistency from Trump is like expecting a dog to meow. It’s not in his nature.

Elections matter, or so the saying goes. But the debate over some of President Biden's nominees makes you wonder just how true that is.

I’ve learned that a moment always comes along to remind you that your race defines you above all else.

It takes a thief to catch a thief, and Michael Wolff, with his new book, “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House,” is the ideal hustler to capture President Trump, whom Wolff describes as having...

Since when, Rep.

President Trump in 2020 has a lot more to lose than Candidate Trump had in 2016, and that means a nasty campaign.

Most people reflexively attune to another's emotional state. Not President Trump.

As a surgeon, I volunteered at a Gaza hospital. The conditions were unthinkable. With a ground offensive in Rafah, people have nowhere to go.

Accusations of sexual impropriety by powerful men should be taken seriously.

What happened in the Oval Office on Jan. 6, 2021? And why does the Trump Organization seem to be so shady about its assets? Surely, Ivanka knows.

When rain comes to Los Angeles, a certain kind of relief sets in. The land springs to life.

Jim Jordan, James Comer and others in Kevin McCarthy's caucus in Congress waxed wacky about Hunter Biden's laptop, FBI 'weaponization' and more to little avail.

Theo Henderson, creator of the podcast "We the Unhoused," responds to a recent column on homelessness and bike theft.

Just over a year ago, a writer named Kristen Roupenian published a short story in the New Yorker called “Cat Person.”

Two fairly modest proposals to allow greater housing density are under debate in Sacramento. They shouldn't be controversial, and yet they are.

It's beyond outrageous that President Trump apparently goaded Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu into making that decision.

Impeachment hearings would put the presidency's conduct on display for all Americans to see in televised hearings.

Twelve years ago, Rep. Adam B. Schiff (D-Burbank) called on then-President George W.

If Republicans have the nerve to run roughshod over American democracy, Democrats surely have the nerve to stand in their way. Here's how.

Telemedicine makes sense for the coronavirus crisis. And it will make sense after it's over, too.

There are enough independents in this country to oust any member of Congress who does not condemn the Jan. 6 insurrection and Trump's lies.

The Biden administration must find a way to help people who won diversity lottery visas but were barred entry under Trump's so-called Muslim ban.

We've seen this too many times before and are destined to repeat it because, when it comes to gun violence, we let paralysis overwhelm public safety.

It’s an indicator of our times that U.S. Rep.

As anyone who’s gone on a diet knows, once you lose some weight, it gets harder to lose more.

Policy advocate and community organizer Eunisses Hernandez has a record of moving forward big, complicated systemic reforms. That's what L.A. needs.

I’ve learned that a moment always comes along to remind you that your race defines you above all else.

Climate change didn't start this current round of wildfires, but it is playing a role — just as climate scientists warned us. Same, too, for the hellacious heat.

The coronavirus crisis has illustrated one point succinctly: Politics isn’t a reality show. It’s life or death.

International flights to and from the U.S. have COVID-19 vaccine and testing requirements in place. But not domestic flights. That's nuts.

For a country suffering from tinnitus after four years of a headbanger president, Biden’s quietude is welcome.