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For 50 years, working-class voters' worldview has been growing less compatible with the Democratic Party's -- not because the voters changed, but because the party did.

The president's everything-all-at-once vibe can be disorienting, particularly because people didn't have the Iran war on their bingo cards.

'Anyone who is an adult and at the stage where home ownership is possible should have at least lived somewhere, whether it be a parental home or an apartment rental, and understand there are going to be attendant costs to home ownership,' writes an L ...

'When it comes to this nation's 250th birthday and an exciting, feel-good attraction such as Soarin', can we not come together and set aside politics for a few minutes?,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'The fact that these attacks against service workers happen so often in L.A., more than in other cities, is totally unacceptable,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'No one in the current administration is attempting to establish Christianity as the nation's official faith. Americans remain free to practice any religion they choose, or none,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'As longtime viewers of both CBS News and "60 Minutes," I'm sorry to say my family will be boycotting both CBS and Paramount,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

Trump's mad rhetoric and impulsive outbursts put every American and millions of foreign citizens in real danger.

With its world-class universities, research hospitals and biotech industry, and Senate Bill 895 making its way to Sacramento, the state has a duty to go all in on Parkinson's research.

Closing the U.S. border to anyone potentially exposed to the virus, including American aid workers, is likely to undermine containment efforts.