The election to recall the governor inched closer to becoming a narrower race over the weekend, with the exit of one high-profile candidate and the release of a poll that contrasted the popular support of the Republican front-runner. Read more...

Americans should thank Bush How many innocent people must die before more Americans realize that there is a real World War on terror and that the Bush administration and Israel are the good guys? Read more...

A slightly more humble but nonetheless aggressive Gov. Gray Davis came to UCLA on Tuesday in one of his first major campaign stops against the recall, defending his record on policy and the economy but neglecting to mention his performance with higher education. Read more...

PART ONE: The rising costs of public education have entered the limelight during a summer marred by student fee increases ““ but the looming threat for Californians is that thousands may be barred outright from accessing a college education. Read more...

Recall not just about Davis The Aug. 11 editorial claiming the recall election in California focuses attention away from the real issues makes some interesting observations but misses the real point. Read more...

Get rid of the Hollywood one-liners and the meaningless proclamations ““ it’s time for every candidate vying to be governor of California to explain how he or she would run the largest state in the country. Read more...

Raghuram Rajan, a world-renowned economist and professor, gave a lecture at The Anderson School at UCLA last week, making it known he thought capitalism was the economic system most able to improve financial markets and economies around the world. Read more...