
Jim de Bree | Why It’s So Difficult to Negotiate with Iran
As I write this column, Iran has fired on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. retaliated by striking military sites in Iran and revoked the Iran oil sanctions

As I write this column, Iran has fired on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. retaliated by striking military sites in Iran and revoked the Iran oil sanctions

To fellow sophisticates like Andrew Taban and Jonathan Kraut, you have no idea how easy you make it to hit a target. It’s like shooting fish in a barrel (hitting

It would appear my (May 30 letter) concerning the appearance of veterans wearing military uniforms might benefit from some reference to the rules/guidelines that are in place. As noted before,

Democrats decided they finally found a line in the sand they wouldn’t cross, and surprisingly enough, it brings us back to the MeToo movement. Graham Platner, the freakishly flawed candidate

Dear Savvy Senior, I had a living will/advance directive prepared about 10 years ago documenting my end-of-life medical wishes, but I’ve read that these documents are often ignored. What can you tell

As of June 15, the United States and Iran agreed to stop hostilities and continue working toward diplomacy. Essentially, the two countries’ armed forces have made an agreement in hopes

By Signal Staff As extreme heat and elevated wildfire conditions are forecast across Los Angeles County this week, Supervisor Kathryn Barger is highlighting the Los Angeles County Fire Department’s efforts

By T.J. Muscaro & Aaron Gifford Contributing Writers Spain beat France, 2-0, in the World Cup semifinal on Tuesday, earning one of two spots in Sunday’s World Cup final against the winner of

By Victoria Friedman Contributing Writer Ukraine said it struck two major oil facilities in Russia, including a petrochemical giant hundreds of miles away from the frontline, using long-range drones. The Ukrainian General

By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer President Donald Trump on Monday said that the U.S. military will reinstate a blockade of Iranian ports and the United States will be reimbursed for

By Jackson Richman & Nathan Worcester Contributing Writers Darline Graham Nordone, the sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., was sworn into her brother’s old Senate seat on Tuesday. Nordone, who had never held public

Russia’s Tzar Ivan III, known as Ivan the Terrible, was renown for torturing and murdering his rivals, to include his own son whom he had killed in prison. He refurbished

Gavin Newsom and his family have had a long and complicated relationship with the oil industry. The latest chapter in the saga, a legal and political dispute over state aid

By Jack Phillips Contributing Writer U.S. forces launched new strikes against Iran on Sunday, U.S. Central Command announced in a social media post. CENTCOM said the attacks on Sunday, directed by President Donald

By Melanie Sun & Tom Gantert Contributing Writers Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., died after a “brief and sudden illness” on Saturday evening, his office said in a statement. Preliminary findings by the medical examiner, which were released by his

While you may have a wildfire emergency plan in place, there may be key elements missing that can make a meaningful difference during an evacuation. Real-world events continue to show

By David Hegg When Charles Darwin penned his final draft of “On the Origin of Species” in 1876, he gave the world a game-changing worldview. Until then, it was generally

I participated in our 250th Independence Day parade and experienced the increased enthusiasm and energy of the crowd. There were numerous spontaneous chants of “USA! USA!” and singing “Happy Birthday,

It is the 20th anniversary of Al Gore’s film “An Inconvenient Truth.” None of its frightening predictions has come true. And yet none of the people who believed, and regurgitated,

Two hundred and 50 years ago, this country made a promise to the world: life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Not for the privileged few, but for every American