Politics

When a moment made for global unity overlaps a time of global conflict, the question remains: Will the LA28 Olympics and world cup serve as a stage of confrontation?

Gas prices spike one week into the U.S.- Iran war, adding strain for students and families. Price pressures may go beyond gasoline in the months to come.

Spring break is just one week away for Trojans and many are still unsure if they should travel south of the border after the U.S. issued travel advisory warnings.

What will it take for us to regain the courage to talk with one another about important issues facing our democracy?

Election laws vary by state, making absentee voting for some more challenging

As retaliation spreads across the Gulf states, Iran and Cyprus, students with regional ties are worried for their families’ safety.

Scholars say internal opposition remains fragmented and history shows outside intervention rarely produces a stable political transition.

It’s human nature to seek a revolutionary “cure all,” but the Secretary of Health’s heretical solutions present more dangers than ever.

The Department of Homeland Security is receiving a “dangerous husk” of information and training, according to a former lawyer for the agency.

The Justice Department alleged that Jewish employees of the university were “subjected to harassment.”

More than 70 people have died in and after the operation due to roadblocks and cartel violence.

The Vermont senator joined L.A. unions at The Wiltern to advocate for a bill taxing billionaires to fund California’s state healthcare system.

Longtime activist and civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson died at the age of 84.

No university investigated received an “unhostile” ranking

Texas A&M University is ending its women’s and gender studies degree program as part of a new policy that limits how professors can discuss some race and gender topics.