August 26, 2026 Print Edition
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From ‘white privilege’ to ‘trans inclusion’: The WNBA is relevant for all the wrong reasons
For the first time in my lifetime, the WNBA is culturally relevant. Not because of how skilled the...
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Young people need realistic expectations about love
It is not a stretch to say that certain circles of the dating world have become cesspools of...
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AOC’s lonely road
For a powerful congresswoman and presidential hopeful, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) is sure talking a lot about marriage...
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California high-speed rail update: Still broke
The inspector general for California‘s high-speed rail project has an update: The project is going broke (again), is...
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Home is where the grandparents are
“Failure to launch” is a big concern among the parents of Gen Z, as this generation — its oldest members are pushing 30 — is much more likely...
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The house always wins — and it’s coming for yours
There was a time when you’d have to fly to Nevada, take a trip to a reservation, or deal with a criminal bookie if you wanted to wager...
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Business
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Patient debt adds stress to already tenuous US economy
Many people say the American healthcare system is largely broken, or at least facing seemingly intractable...
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The generational divide over affordability in the Trump economy is all about housing
On the one hand, President Donald Trump has presided over a 1.3% increase in real average...
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Washington Briefing
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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs again refuses in-person face-off against GOP opponent
Gov. Katie Hobbs (D-AZ) is once again refusing to debate a Republican challenger, reviving a question...
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Maybe Americans are too hard on Congress
Capitol Hill is very balmy and very quiet. The thrum of legislators jawboning while a vote...
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Is Tucker Carlson a plausible 2028 presidential candidate?
Whether he wants it or not, chatter about Tucker Carlson running for president in 2028 won’t go away. Carlson has...
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Defense
After 50 years in journalism, a reporter reflects on the limits of facts, logic, and reason
Facts matter. There are many pithy quotes on the subject. “Facts are stubborn things,” future President...
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Congressional
In Pelosi’s district, a battle over the future of San Francisco Democrats emerges
The symbol of American liberalism has sent mixed signals about how far left lawmakers should go.
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The end of history and the last Republican governor of California
On Jan. 3, 2011, then-California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger packed up his belongings and left downtown Sacramento’s...
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Letter from editor
Stay awake against the woke
There are two big points to make about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s (D-NY) suggestion that “Woke 1 was crazy.” The first...
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