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'Recalling mid-century history -- particularly in Europe -- one could point to judicial activities occurring in Nuremberg, Germany, in 1945-46,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'The default leaves Israel and the U.S. applying periodic air attacks to keep Iran's nuclear effort in disarray, hoping regime collapse with a roll-up of the nuclear program follows,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'The Los Angeles Times acknowledges that a lot of its readers are interested in climate change,' writes a reader. 'The outrage is here, at the level of the individual.'

'It is truly no insult to the Air Force to say they may have destroyed Fordow but not saved the world,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'Tell me why Immigration and Customs Enforcement is targeting Home Depot, farms, car washes and other places where there is a large Latino presence,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

The Trump Doctrine echoes George Washington's warning against getting overly involved overseas, but with it, the U.S. also remains willing to defend national interests.

Congress needs to catch up to the industry to ensure safeguards are in place as AI agents become more common and powerful.

Seniors are facing an automatic 23% cut to benefits, unless Congress takes action. First, legislators would have to admit there's a problem.

'It is galling that Georgia Rep. Andrew Clyde, the owner of two gun stores, is shilling for the gun industry to reduce silencer regulation,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'Just think of the criticism and ridicule Obama would have suffered' if the mission to locate and kill Osama bin Laden had been unsuccessful, writes an L.A. Times reader.