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Harmeet Dhillon Resigns From DOJ Civil Rights Division After Democrats' Midterm Sweep
Attorney General Todd Blanche confirmed the departure, first reported by Fox News, making it the first major resignation from the Trump administration since Tuesday's Republican losses.
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Democrats Win Control of House and Senate in Historic Midterm Sweep
Trump vows to be "Mr. Veto" and blames Fox News and the Iran war as Republicans lose seats in Texas, Kansas, South Carolina and Maine, and voters reject data center measures across the country.
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Media Monitor: L.A. Times Columnist Says Obama's Cheesecake Factory Quip Was Calculated Rage-Bait Aimed at Trump
L.A. Times columnist Anita Chabria writes that Obama's Cheesecake Factory joke about Trump's White House decor was deliberate rage-bait, drawing a response from the president and his allies.
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Media Monitor: L.A. Times Says Democrats Favored to Take House, Senate a Toss-Up
The Los Angeles Times is reporting that Democrats appear poised to win control of the House in next week's midterm elections, while the Senate remains a toss-up.
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Media Monitor: L.A. Times Columnist Runs Through California's 2026 Ballot Propositions, Urging 'No' on Most
Los Angeles Times columnist George Skelton walks readers through California's crowded 2026 ballot propositions, recommending rejection of most measures, including the affordable housing bond and billionaire tax.
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Media Monitor: L.A. Times Reports California's Proposition 45 Could Overhaul Landmark Environmental Law
The Los Angeles Times reports California voters will decide Proposition 45, a business-backed measure that would significantly change the state's landmark environmental protection law, with polling too close to call.
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Media Monitor: L.A. Times Says California Has Become a Political Anchor for Presidential Hopefuls
L.A. Times columnist Mark Z. Barabak writes that California, once a launchpad for presidents, now weighs down 2028 Democratic hopefuls Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom and Ro Khanna.
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Media Monitor: L.A. Times Columnist Urges California Voters to Ignore State Guide's "Vote Today" Advice
The Los Angeles Times is reporting that California's official voter guide tells residents to return ballots immediately, a directive its columnist says shortchanges deliberation on 14 complex propositions and key House races.
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Media Monitor: L.A. Times Columnist Weighs In on Provocative Steve Hilton Campaign Ad in California Governor's Race
The L.A. Times is reporting on a provocative ad from California Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton, which drew national attention and criticism from political allies and observers.
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Media Monitor: L.A. Times Columnist Says Becerra's California Governor Race Is Effectively Decided
The Los Angeles Times is reporting that columnist George Skelton says Democrat Xavier Becerra is a shoo-in for California governor, with Republican Steve Hilton trailing badly in the polls.
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Media Monitor: L.A. Times Columnist Says Trump Ads, Press Ban Signal Authoritarian Shift
L.A. Times columnist Anita Chabria reports that taxpayer-funded Trump ads, a White House press ban and a military leadership purge amount to a collapse of democracy into a cult of personality, experts say.
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Media Monitor: L.A. Times Examines Newsom-Harris Rivalry and the 2028 Democratic Field
The L.A. Times reports on the long-running political rivalry between Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris, and how it could shape the 2028 Democratic presidential contest.
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Media Monitor: L.A. Times Columnist Urges Rejection of California Voter ID Measure
The Los Angeles Times is reporting that a Capitol Journal columnist argues California's Proposition 39 voter ID measure would slow vote counts, burden voters and cost taxpayers, and is headed for defeat.
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Media Monitor: L.A. Times Columnist Says Trump Urged Supporters to "Cheat Like Hell" at Dallas GOP Convention
L.A. Times columnist Mark Z. Barabak writes that President Donald Trump told backers at a Dallas Republican midterm convention to swear an oath to "cheat like hell" in November's election.
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Media Monitor: L.A. Times Analyzes Three California Bond Measures on November Ballot
The L.A. Times is reporting on three California bond measures on the Nov. 3 ballot, weighing a homebuyer down payment plan, a broad housing measure and a medical research proposal.
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Media Monitor: L.A. Times Columnist Says Trump Dismisses AI Safety Concerns as 'Hoax' as Public Calls for Regulation Grow
L.A. Times columnist Anita Chabria reports that President Trump and his allies are dismissing rising public concern over artificial intelligence as a "hoax," while warning the window for regulation is closing.
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Media Monitor: L.A. Times Columnist Says Trump Tax Law Could Fund California Local News Tax Credits
The L.A. Times reports a Trump-era corporate deduction change could free up California funds for $43 million in tax credits for local newsrooms, with Gov. Gavin Newsom weighing AB 2222.
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Media Monitor: L.A. Times Columnist Highlights Viral AI Warning From Anthropic Researcher
The L.A. Times reports AI researcher Jacob Coxon resigned from Anthropic and warned on X that AI could kill humanity, drawing more than 150 million views and industry support.
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Media Monitor: LA Times Reports on California Redistricting Fight
The Los Angeles Times reports California Democrats are battling President Trump and Texas Republicans over redistricting, with a November ballot measure to counteract GOP efforts.
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Media Monitor: Los Angeles Times Reports Newsom Eyeing 2028 Presidential Run
The Los Angeles Times reports that California Governor Gavin Newsom is likely planning a presidential run in 2028, as evidenced by his recent trip to South Carolina, which holds one of the earliest Democratic presidential primaries.
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