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THE SHARPER the presidential races come into relief, the more pointed, too, becomes the comic relief. The intensifying of the satire feels palpable. We’re ever so slowly moving past the easy ...

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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Covering California’s mercurial political leaders is no easy feat — capturing their personalities in cartoon form when they have camera-ready hair and made-for-TV smiles ...

Yet another school shooting. Yet more political inaction on stemming easy access to the weapons involved.