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Number of the week: Two
Whether Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene or anyone else likes it or not, it's all the parties we have.
If you were going about your business for the past week as if nothing earth-shattering had happened, you may have missed Tucker Ca...
The Republican Congress almost did something
Hard by the California State Capitol, in the generally peaceful neighborhood where I live, any given unguarded spot under a porch can’t be counted on to stay empty for very long. That’s because Sacramento is home to more unsheltered homeles...
Palace of the week: Versailles
Trump's defeat rings from gilded rafters.
Sometimes, contrary to cliché, a book can be judged by its cover: The character of a person, place or event may be so unmistakable as to be plain in every aspect, superficial and otherwise. Such is...
Trump's intelligence problem
Just when the president’s Cabinet choices appeared to have offended every conceivable standard, Jay Clayton found a new frontier this week: The federal prosecutor and nominee for director of national intelligence became the first of Donald...
How to cope with the loss of your war
Donald Trump might have lost the Iran war as soon as he started it, bereft as he was of authorization, strategy, mission or even motivation other than being relentlessly noodged by Benjamin Netanyahu. It certainly became apparent within day...
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Writer and editor; Los Angeles Times defector; Philadelphia Inquirer, San Francisco Chronicle and Sacramento Bee alumnus; semicolon enthusiast. This is just, like, my opinion, man.
Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist and columnist trying to make the world safe from absurdity. Herblock Prize recipient 2026. Columnist/Editorial Cartoonist for San Francisco Chronicle. Your one-stop opinion shop!
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