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The decision by 8th Circuit Court Judge David Stras, a Trump appointee, seizes on a suggestion by Justice Clarence Thomas that few took seriously.
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Watch this new film in the Short Docs series. Apayauq Reitan is the first out transgender woman to complete the legendary Iditarod sled dog race across Alaska. Hear her story of resilience and purpose in an adventure that celebrates her Iupiaq roots.
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Los Angeles City Hall has been rocked by scandal after scandal, but now there’s momentum to reform city government.
Los Angeles County transitions to a new way of administering pre-arraignment justice that doesn’t use cash bail for most crimes.
The landmark law provides a check on attempts to weaken the political power of nonwhite voters. But it’s not much of a protection if it can’t be enforced.
The former Minnesota police officer who killed George Floyd should be safe in prison, as should everyone in U.S. custody. His near-fatal stabbing is justice perverted.
A rushed proposal before the City Council would require that short-term rental hosts get permits from the Los Angeles Police Department, creating another layer of bureaucracy without fixing the flawed enforcement program.
