The new anti-trash mantra should be reduce, recycle — and repair
Editorial written by the Los Angeles Times Editorial Board One of the most pernicious sources of plastic waste will never be welcome in our blue recycling... Read more.
Who wants to be a millionaire? Maybe not as many as before
Sean Tesoro With the 2022 tax-filing behind us, the temptation is there for people and businesses to forget about next year’s filing for a while and enjoy... Read more.
The writers’ strike is partly about AI
Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson The Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers agree on one thing: Artificial intelligence... Read more.
Aerial wildfire retardant fouls waterways but saves lives
Editorial written by The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board Under the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 — one of the first major federal environmental... Read more.
Florida revives an 1850s strategy to exclude Chinese immigrants
Beth Lew-Williams While our country celebrates Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Gov. Ron DeSantis and the Florida legislature are busy resurrecting... Read more.
Drug-price controls harm medical research
John Czwartacki Do you know that nightmare where you see someone about to get hurt or worse, but they don’t see the obvious danger? And your anguished pleas... Read more.
What is influence?
Joseph R. Noone Justice Clarence Thomas’ defense in response to growing criticism of his acceptance of lavish gifts from a billionaire benefactor over a... Read more.
The optimism of space exploration
David M. Shribman I saw it lift into the dusky heavens, reaching upward in a stunning ballet of determination and grace, creeping across the sky in an orange... Read more.
What to keep in mind about the US-Mexico relationship
Editorial written by The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board In 2009, when Mexico’s middle class continued its steady expansion in the wake of NAFTA... Read more.
Judicial decisions, not ethics, are the real target
Thomas Jipping Calls for a “formal” or “enforceable” code of ethics for the Supreme Court imply that no ethics rules or guidelines exist, that Congress... Read more.