September 7, 2008
Esperanza High's Bible club ban
Officials at the Anaheim school are wrong in barring an after-hours Bible club.

Civil justice for an ex-Marine
The case of an ex-Marine acquitted of Iraq-related charges validates the law that sent him to federal court.

September 6, 2008
Bogota's bad apples
Colombia's U.S.-backed military has rebels on the run. But it's also linked to a rise in civilian killings.

California judges held hostage
Partisan GOP politics threaten a much-needed courthouse construction bill.

Rage against the iMachine
Music labels are rebelling against Apple's online dominance. Trouble is, their options are limited.

September 5, 2008
McCain's reach
His acceptance speech was designed to appeal beyond the GOP base. But where was the maverick?

Millennium Development Goals unmet
The world's wealthy nations have failed to live up to a pledge to help reduce global poverty and disease.

Google's Chrome gambit
Google's browser, Chrome, is likely to point the way for computing using Web-based applications.

September 4, 2008
Protecting the lawyer-client relationship
Congress should pass the Attorney-Client Privilege Protection Act.

L.A. turns 227
It's the city's birthday, but in a place that rarely looks back, how many remembered?

What is Agriprocessors thinking?
The meatpacking company's anti-union tactics, not to mention its business model, leave a lot to be desired.

September 3, 2008
Gustav's gift to the GOP
The storm allowed McCain to distance himself, and the party, from the unpopular Bush.

Fighting identity theft in California
Identity theft poses a clear and growing threat. Californians need the protections in an Assembly bill.

L.A.'s lobbyists don't need badges
A proposal for lobbyists to wear badges at City Hall to identify them by profession is unnecessary.

September 2, 2008
Solving the U.S. atttorneys stalemate
Rather than stalling Congress' probe into the firing of nine U.S. attorneys, the Bush administration should seek a compromise.
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