
Jim de Bree | SCOTUS Tax Law Case May Bust Budget
This column is the second part of my discussion of a Supreme Court (SCOTUS) case involving a seemingly mundane tax issue that could have significant ramifications to the federal budget
This column is the second part of my discussion of a Supreme Court (SCOTUS) case involving a seemingly mundane tax issue that could have significant ramifications to the federal budget
I am writing today to publicly express my concern that there is no way to bring important public issues to the whole L.A. County Board of Supervisors. Written comments are
Editor’s note: The following letter was received before the federal government shutdown was averted. I am a member of the American Federation of Government Employees, America’s largest federal employee union.
Two Friday nights ago, Carrie and I celebrated her 29th birthday with a surprise movie over at the Edwards followed by dinner at Larsons. A nice, easy, local birthday celebration.
The Signal recently published a report regarding changes on some of our street speed postings. Many people are not aware of our speed laws in California. There is a basic
I am always amused when my wife periodically takes everything out of our closets and then carefully and neatly puts everything back in. Moving from closet to closet and drawer
The most conservative president since Ronald Reagan was also — not coincidentally — the most successful in that span for America both domestically and internationally. That’s not opinion; it’s a
Having read Kimberly M. Zamlich’s (Aug. 31) letter criticizing our state’s three big investor-owned utilities as well as our governor and capitalism in general, I can say that I completely
By David Hegg I have recently watched the systematic dissolution of several married couples. All of them were good people, and there was no infidelity on either side. The reason
Believe it or not, it’s already endorsement season. From president to local candidates and all those in between, they are in the throes of making their cases for why they
Prior to becoming a city, two separate efforts would occur attempting to have the Santa Clarita Valley secede from Los Angeles County. In 1976, Proposition F appeared on the November
What don’t liberals understand? 1. Raise minimum wage. 2. Food, cars, trucks, gas, homes, utilities, etc., go up in price. 3. Average wage earners ask for a raise. 4. Union
I was telling my wife just the other day that what astonishes me isn’t how people on the left want to punish former President Donald Trump for his “alleged” misdeeds
I watched a CNN documentary on Q-Anon last night. It was entitled “Waiting for JFK: Report from the Fringe.” The followers were counseled to come to Dallas 16 months ago
One of my favorite eye-rolling statements from the wonderful folk at Fox News goes something like this: “The American people are too smart to stand for this!” Uncannily, Republican elected
Re: Lois Eisenberg, letters, “Rebuttal Times 9,” Sept. 22. Lois, Lois, Lois. Sounds like I got under your skin, just a little bit. Nine rebuttals? I must have revealed some
Oh my gosh! Who would have thought that changing the dress code for those voted in when having public meetings would be one of the “distractions” that would work so
I see we have another vacuous sentence from Denise “One Line” Lite. Normally I would not respond to such a silly pronouncement from a Signal reader, but since the lady
This is the first of a two-part column expanding on a column I wrote a few weeks ago about a tax case that the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) agreed to hear.
Let me go on record announcing my support of President Joe Biden’s candidacy as we near the 2024 election. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not that I think he’s doing
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