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Jonah Goldberg

www.latimes.com
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articles (90 days)

Recent articles

Column: Marco Rubio is the only adult left in the room
The secretary of State's Munich speech was one JD Vance should have given, if the goal was to offer a serious argument about Trump's vision.
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Column: Voter ID shouldn't be this controversial
Last year, Pew found that 95% of Republicans and 71% of Democrats favored people providing government ID at the polls.
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Contributor: Why does the Trump family always get a pass?
By Deputy Atty. Gen. Todd Blanche's own account, the Trump administration is doing 'exactly the same thing' as President Biden's family did, just more openly.
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Column: Facts about Alex Pretti's death are undeniable. The White House is denying them anyway.
The administration doesn't care whether something is true or false, only whether it will be believed.
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Column: Trump's globalist era is going to make everyone poorer
For the president, sound business practices are a deviation from his policy of favoritism.
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Column: Trump isn't interested in being honorable — he'd rather be feared
An America that betrays her commitments by force or by threat of force will find the cost of political capital exorbitantly expensive.
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Contributor: Zohran Mamdani's call for warm 'collectivism' is dead on arrival
For generations the hard left has framed every debate as between frigid rapacious capitalism and nurturing government help.
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Column: Republicans face some big questions entering 2026
Will the growing divide between MAGA loyalists and traditional Republicans tear the party apart?
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Column: How do you solve a problem like Candace Owens?
The right-wing podcaster has built her substantial following imitating a century's worth of yellow journalists, conspiracy theorists and fake news peddlers.
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Column: Does either party actually want to win the Senate race in Texas?
Republicans and Democrats are both poised to nominate candidates so flawed they each have a great chance of losing to the other.
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Column: Things are about to get worse for Mike Johnson
Being a rubber stamp for Trump wouldn't be a problem if all the president's talk about living in an economic "Golden Age" were true.
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Column: You can't hide from war crimes by calling them 'fake news'
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth attacked a story on the alleged extrajudicial killings in the Caribbean as "more fabricated, inflammatory, and derogatory reporting."
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