Letters to the Editor: ‘Rather silly’: A Dane’s response to Trump wanting the U.S. to own Greenland

An aircraft carrying Donald Trump Jr. arrives in Nuuk, Greenland, on Jan. 7. (Emil Stach / Ritzau Scanpix / AFP / Getty Images) To the editor: As a born-and-raised Dane, I find Jonah Goldberg’s opinion piece on President-elect Donald Trump’s desire to own Greenland rather silly. Sure, it would be nice for the U.S. to … Read more

Trump’s first inaugural speech was ‘American carnage.’ He says this time will be different

In his first inaugural address, after painting the United States as a crime-ridden hellscape, Donald Trump said, “This American carnage stops right here and stops right now.” (Patrick Semansky / Associated Press) For 236 years, ever since George Washington, a newly elected president’s inaugural address has traditionally served several purposes. One is simply to mark … Read more

Letters to the Editor: Edison’s remarkably self-serving statements on the Eaton fire’s origin

Electrical towers are seen from the Eaton Canyon trail towering over burned hillsides in Altadena on Wednesday. (Jason Armond / Los Angeles Times) To the editor: I read your article on the Southern California Edison chief executive claiming that his company did everything right before the Eaton fire with some amazement. Certainly, everyone is playing … Read more

Column: Why’s it so hard to do the right thing and honor the true heroes of Jan. 6?

Police push back against pro-Trump rioters seeking to overturn Joe Biden’s election. Speaker Mike Johnson has held up the congressionally approved installation of a plaque to honor the officers who protected the Capitol and the country’s democracy. (Kent Nishimura / Los Angeles Times) On Monday, Donald Trump will visit the scene of a crime, laying … Read more

Column: The Palisades fire took their classroom. Their teacher is trying to give it back to them

The remnants of Palisades Charter Elementary School, which was destroyed by the Palisades fire. (Jason Armond / Los Angeles Times) First-grade teacher Jean De Longe had no time to waste when she arrived at Brentwood Elementary Science Magnet early Wednesday morning. Her mission: to re-create a classroom that was lost in the fire that ravaged … Read more

Opinion: Experts once thought highly of Biden’s presidency. Here’s how his legacy is likely to change

President Biden being briefed on the response to the Los Angeles fires in the Oval Office this month. (Ben Curtis / Associated Press) Our survey of presidential experts a year ago drew attention for ranking Joe Biden 14th among the presidents, ahead of such consequential chief executives as Woodrow Wilson and Ronald Reagan. At the … Read more

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