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There's another elephant in the room: Israeli military action as a catalyst to antisemitism.

The most obvious strategic move following strikes in Iran has become a central problem for the United States.

'We are in both the public market for our fire insurance and in the private market for the rest of our coverage. Over those almost 30 years, our combined insurance premiums went from about $1,000 to almost $6,000 annually,' writes an L.A. Times ...

'I have asked my favorite AI app, Perplexity, to do this multiple times, and the resulting jokes have never been funny,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'Our adult children are 54 and 48. We have never worried about them suffering from preventable diseases as I did,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

The latest twist on replacement theory is the idea that white Americans are in need of saving from dark-skinned "others."

An L.A. Times reader calls Europe's lack of intervention in the Iran war 'surprising': 'Had the U.S. taken a similar stance in World War I and World War II, Europe's position would have been far less certain and possibly a different landscape ...

'Yes, California ranks high in the rapidly growing field of cancer treatment, but sometimes, whether in our state or across the country, physicians might not be aware of the latest technology,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

The U.S. began its relationship with the free Cuban people not by inviting them to the negotiation table but by dictating terms.

'Previously, we saw [President Trump] publicly mocking a disabled reporter ... An apology will never be forthcoming, and would not be enough regardless,' writes an L.A. Times reader ...