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Edin Enamorado’s work to help harassed street food vendors is noble — but his tactics are often in-your-face and have sparked a debate among even his supporters.
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De León seems to be daring critics to oppose his feel-good Biddy Mason measure.
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The effort to name the federal courthouse in L.A. after the Mendez family seems like the type of feel-good story this country needs more of these days. So who on earth could be opposed to it?
Gracey Van Der Mark is the latest in a long line of bombastic conservative O.C. politicians. But there’s never been one like her, a Horatio Alger fable come to life.
I might have thought homosexuality to be terrible, but an uncaring government that let people die because of who they were was far worse. I went up to my classmate and apologized.
Americans have snidely looked down on Mexico’s government for decades while holding ours up as a beacon for the rest of the world to emulate. But in 2024, which country can boast of a better track record in its presidential milestones?
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