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How Rahimi Left Domestic Violence Survivors in Limbo

When an abuser has access to a gun, the risk that they will kill their female partner increases fivefold. Every month, an average of over 70 women in the United States


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Could California Exit the United States?

The departure of California from the United States may seem implausible. However, a growing number of residents — 44% as of July 2025 — say they would vote for the state to become a nation independent of the U.S. With these risin...


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The Fall of Local Journalism

On the Friday after Belmont High School’s graduation, I opened the front door to collect the mail. On my doorstep, I found an article about the speech I, as Senior Class President, gave on graduation day. A satisfying recap of the graduation ceremony, I felt glad that some of the words I said were shared with the community. Although at the time I did not give it much...


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Trump’s Attacks On Immigrants Are A Test Case For Authoritarianism

On June 20, 2025, the White House published an article touting its mass deportation policy as a success in removing “…scores of dangerous criminal illegal immigrants” from the Un...


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The Fire That L.A. Wasn’t Ready to Fight

When I was eight years old, I stood on my friend’s hillside balcony, watching an orange glow creep to the top of a faraway mountain in Malibu. A wildfire had broken out. I asked my dad if a wildfire would ever reach us. He scoffed, shaking his head confidently, and said, “LA would never let the Palisades burn.” For most of my childhood, I believed him.


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