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Elizabeth Warren vows to end federal funding for new charter schools
Published: 21/10/2019Elizabeth Warren pledges to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on public schools and to end federal funding for new charter schools. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com -
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Newsletter: Do California's power shutoff woes merit a special session in Sacramento?
Published: 21/10/2019One way to get quick action on California's power shutoff rules would be a special session of the Legislature. But it's Gov. Newsom's call. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com -
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Think Warren's too liberal? Biden's old news? Midwesterners Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar want to talk to you
Published: 21/10/2019Midwestern moderates Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar are making a strong case against the liberalism of Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com
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Q&A: Gov. Newsom claims success in first year of addressing California's housing crisis
Published: 21/10/2019Gov. Gavin Newsom, interviewed for a story about his promises and accomplishments on housing after the California Legislature adjourned for the year, speaks to The Times. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com -
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Facing a deepening housing crisis, Gov. Newsom says he's still 'pleased' with his work on it
Published: 21/10/2019Gov. Gavin Newsom promised unprecedented action to solve California's housing affordability problem. But nearly all of his highest-profile initiatives have stalled or failed. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com -
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There's a new sheriff at the California Public Utilities Commission. PG&E better shape up
Published: 21/10/2019Marybel Batjer was recently appointed PUC president. She'll have lots to figure out. Consensus in Sacramento is the commission has been soft on PG&E. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com
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Trump's reversal on hosting G-7 summit at his resort comes amid bigger battles on Syria and impeachment
Published: 20/10/2019Trump's retreat on hosting the G-7 summit is rare for the stubborn president. But the GOP was critical, and he faces fights on Syria and impeachment. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com -
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Column: Foreign policy is on the 2020 ballot, right alongside Trump
Published: 20/10/2019Ending the endless wars: 2020 voters could face a foreign policy debate unlike any since the 1930s. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com -
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Newsom charts a cautious path on cannabis laws. Some advocates are bummed by the 'mixed bag'
Published: 20/10/2019Gov. Gavin Newsom led the 2016 campaign to legalize recreational marijuana in California. His record since has angered some in the cannabis industry. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com
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Crowds come out in force for Bernie Sanders' comeback rally in Queens
Published: 19/10/2019Bernie Sanders leaped back onto the campaign trail Saturday with a rowdy political rally aimed at reassuring supporters unnerved by the 78-year-old's recent heart attack. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com -
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White House stone wall crumbles. Now what?
Published: 18/10/2019The White House's initial strategy toward the House impeachment investigation was to try to block witnesses from testifying. Now that's failed. What's Plan B? Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com -
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One month in, we've learned a lot about the Ukraine scandal
Published: 18/10/2019In a presidency of madly spinning news cycles, the Ukraine scandal has dominated the news for a month. Here's what we've already learned about what happened. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com
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Mayor Wayne Messam says he's running for president. Is he really?
Published: 18/10/2019Mayor Wayne Messam — whose Florida city has more people than Pete Buttigieg's — got national attention for his presidential bid, at first. But the FEC said his campaign raised $5 in the third quarter. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com -
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Trump to host G-7 summit at his Doral resort in Florida
Published: 17/10/2019Plans to hold the 2020 G-7 economic summit at a property owned by President Trump raises serious conflict-of-interest issues. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com -
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Democrats' hope for a quick impeachment is looking a bit more complicated
Published: 17/10/2019Democrats continue to uncover new investigative threads in their impeachment inquiry, complicating hopes for a pre-Thanksgiving vote. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com
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Column: California's pot tax came in way below projections — and not for the reason you think
Published: 17/10/2019California officials are wondering why marijuana taxes haven't turned out to be a cash cow. Here the reason. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com -
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Spokesman for grieving U.K. parents: White House is 'a bunch of henchmen' for Trump
Published: 17/10/2019The grieving parents of a British teenager who was killed in a car crash involving a U.S. diplomat's wife said President Trump "doesn't understand" how much the accident has "broken" their family. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com -
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U.S. diplomat Gordon Sondland says Ukraine aid should not have been delayed
Published: 17/10/2019The U.S. ambassador to the European Union tells House impeachment investigators that he disagreed with Trump's decision to delegate Ukraine foreign policy to Giuliani. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com
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Pence meets Erdogan, faces tough task in Turkey
Published: 17/10/2019Vice President Mike Pence planned to tell Turkey's president his country will face more economic sanctions if he doesn't agree to a cease-fire in Syria. But it's not clear the diplomatic gambit will s ... Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com -
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Envoy key to Ukraine dealings is due up in Trump impeachment inquiry
Published: 17/10/2019Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, appears to be at the center of a foreign policy dialogue with Ukraine that forms the basis of the impeachment inquiry. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com -
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PG&E, Newsom and lawmakers had months to plan for a power outage. They didn't plan enough
Published: 17/10/2019Several utility executives and political leaders seemed shocked, shocked to find that when electricity is shut off, traffic lights go dark and drivers smash their cars. Read moreSource: feeds.latimes.com