Pursuing her third term as a U.S. senator, Barbara Boxer is the best choice to represent California. Running unopposed in the democratic primary, Boxer was first elected to the senate in 1992, when California became the first state to have elected two women to serve together as senators. Read more...

American voters will make a crucial democratic decision in November. At an important time in United States history, will the country continue on with four more years of tax cuts for the rich, environmental deregulation, inadequate health care, special interests gone wild and misplaced priorities in a war on terrorism? Read more...

With an estimated budgetary shortfall of $15 billion for the coming year, two propositions on the March 2 ballot aim to bring California out of debt. Read more...

Dolores Huerta’s term as a regent expires today, and though Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has not said whether he will offer Huerta another term, his office has received over 1,800 e-mails and at least 50 letters asking that he reappoint her. Read more...

While most people watch the Oscars to see who wins and then zone out during acceptance speeches, perhaps the most interesting thing about the Academy Awards on Sunday night was the very thing which viewers usually talk over. Read more...

When the fate of Proposition 55 is decided in the March 2 election, the voters’ decision will have immediate and far-reaching effects at UCLA. Proposition 55 would provide a bond of $12.3 billion to fund the repair and maintenance of California schools. Read more...

Peter Rudinskas, a third-year chemical engineering student, follows the presidential race like other undergraduates. But the political button he wears every day in support of John Kerry stands for more than just his support. Read more...