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Erika D. Smith's articles primarily focus on opinion editorials with a strong emphasis on government and politics, as well as environmental issues. She often includes legal policy regulation and expert commentary in her coverage.
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Los Angeles has been busily preparing to host the Summer Olympics and Paralympics three years from now, a process that will require billions of dollars in private and public investment. But there are new uncertainties, now that President Donald Trump has signed an executive order making himself chair of the task force charged with handling security, transportation and coordination with state and local officials for the Games.
Some 65 million people living in America today identify as Latino or Hispanic. About 16 million of them live in California. Some are undocumented immigrants, but many are, of course,
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By: Erika D. Smith
As Netflix and Paramount vie for control of the famous film studio, film industry workers in LA believe that no matter who wins, they will be the losers.
By: Mint
Reclassifying marijuana as just another drug—instead of a dangerous one—won’t legalize weed everywhere in the US, but it acknowledges market reality and may set the stage for both deeper research of its effects and a commercial boom.
Bashing the wealthy, especially when Trump surrounds himself with billionaires and trims the White House in Gilded-Age gold, is an easy layup.
By: Erika D. Smith
In the days since the Trump administration has doubled down on its beef with US Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona, announcing plans to demote the retired Navy captain for reminding members of the military that they must refuse illegal orders, Kelly has done what Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth probably hoped he wouldn't: keep talking.
By: Erika D. Smith
In the days since the Trump administration has doubled down on its beef with U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona, announcing plans to demote the retired Navy captain for reminding members of the military ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
