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'Already, the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are each reporting a slight downturn in traffic, leading to predictions of further increases in the prices of consumer goods as higher fuel prices ripple through the supply chain,' writes an L.A. ...

'The current administration has made it clear that the lives of non-Americans are of no consequence, yet it claims to be pro-life and pro-Christianity,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

The curse of success.

Remember when it was bad to describe elections as "rigged?" Such terminology was Exhibit A, proving President Donald Trump's anti-democratic tendencies.

Democrats, after failing to gerrymander Virginia, believe they are justified in using any means necessary to gain power.

Europeans resent American supervision, but they expect the U.S. to protect their interests, whether they fit with our interests or not. This isn't new.

Running scared from Spencer Pratt's attacks, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has withdrawn from the next debate.

Let me give the example of my British compatriots. You, dear reader, can decide whether my criticisms also apply to Americans.

Treatment breakthroughs mean nothing for rare disease patients if they cannot access them. The FDA must take action on the right to try.

Britain's embattled PM is beset by enemies. One reason is that Westminster has ceased to be a club and turned into a shambles, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins ...