Michael Hiltzik

This being the "information age," it would be understandable if investors sometimes feel inundated with too much information to wade through about the stocks in their mutual fund portfolios.

Trump's SEC is considering eliminating the mandate for quarterly corporate financial reports, but even big investors call it a lousy idea.

On the surface, the Supreme Court's June 30 opinion upholding state laws barring transgender girls from women's and girl's sports teams looks like a victory for women's rights.

The Securities and Exchange Commission, bowing like a puppy to the urgings of President Trump, is considering exactly the wrong solution to this supposed burden.

This being the "information age," it would be understandable if investors sometimes feel inundated with too much information to wade through about the stocks in their mutual fund portfolios.

Read this exciting story from Los Angeles Times July 09, 2026 issue. The SEC’s proposal to eliminate the mandate for quarterly corporate financial reports has met widespread opposition

In the old days, before accepted medical protocols came under partisan assault, infants typically received a vitamin K shot to enhance blood-clotting capability and a few drops of an antibiotic to stave off eye infections before leaving the…

Based on the words of President Trump, America is well on the way to becoming a "global superpower in manufacturing" — indeed, as he declared in a

Michael Hiltzik Based on the words of President Trump, America is well on the way to becoming a “global superpower in manufacturing” — indeed, as

Based on the words of President Trump, America is well on the way to becoming a "global superpower in manufacturing" — indeed, as he declared in a