Peterson on Future of the Affordable Care Act
The landmark law is more popular than ever and unlikely to be taken on by incoming administration.
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Shoup on Philadelphia Plan for Downtown Arena
One major concern is how to handle an expected increase in game-day traffic.
A Backlash Against Policing and Criminal Justice Reforms
In this election season, some concerns may be knee-jerk reactions to high-profile media moments, says UCLA Luskin’s Jorja Leap.
Fairlie on Hispanic Business Ownership
UCLA expert cites contribution of immigrants who start businesses at a higher rate than non-immigrants.
On the Political Use of Pseudoscience
Racial genetic theories are on the rise and promoted in Election 2024 campaign rhetoric.
LAX’s Long-Awaited Rail Connection
After decades of talk, the link to major L.A.’s air transportation hub is now set to materialize in 2026.
Wray-Lake Pens Commentary on Lower Voting Ages
Policies to expand voting rights to 16- and 17-year-olds are being actively debated in cities and states across the U.S.
Millard-Ball on Realities of Autonomous Taxis
Robotaxis may not yet spell the end of private car ownership.
Zepeda-Millán on Anti-Immigration Campaign Rhetoric
Anti-Immigration messaging risks repelling Latino voters before the election.
A Test of L.A. County’s Ballot Measures on Homelessness
Measure A asks voters to continue funding homeless response efforts.
