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'As long as the House of Representatives remains frozen at 435 seats ... every redistricting fight will be a blood sport,' a Times reader writes ...

It isn't the misinformation that troubles autistic people the most. It's the subtext that the world would be better off without us.

In our constitutional system, Congress is meant to be the supreme branch of government and any claims of 'coequal' branches are Nixonian propaganda.

The president is building his reality the way many autocrats have before: through theater.

'This is not a political issue. This is an issue of the health and safety of the surrounding population,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'I don't know why we are being so charitable to the super rich. There is no reason for the very wealthy to get a tax cut given the size of our national debt,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'The average rent for a two-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles is $3,005 per month, while the average for a two-bedroom house is $4,496 per month. Those rents don't leave much to live on for a construction worker in our city,' writes an L.A. Times ...

'No matter the size of the conflict, whether it be on a personal level or national level, discourse is the path forward. Just like diet and exercise: if we introduced a little more every week, the results over time are magnificent,' writes an L.A. .. ...

'The one positive for me in the entire situation is that the paper had the time and manpower to investigate the settlement. It proves once again how valuable it is to have a newspaper that actually covers and uncovers news,' writes an L.A. Times ...

The hype for new AI 'performer' Tilly Norwood contrasts with another recent premiere: a film from Daniel Day-Lewis, who came out of retirement for his son's directorial debut.