Author: Richard Rubin

California’s AG resisted any temptation to join those of 18 sister states led by the Texas AG seeking to have the Supreme Court overturn President-Elect

It’s Election Day—or should we call it Election Month? And it might be longer still before we know the final outcome.  Voter turnouts are already

One-party government is generally associated with right wing dictatorships. California is in no danger of succumbing to authoritarian rule, but the trend toward single-party dominance

The nation is rightly obsessed with the unfolding events surrounding the news that the president of the United States has contracted the deadly coronavirus. We

At a time when history is caught up in swirling and tumultuous political currents a Supreme Court justice just passed away who influenced much of

What can you say about a party that has vanquished its own former leadership, thrown out the rules that guided it to glory in earlier

The Democrats held the spotlight for the past week featuring a first-ever “virtual” convention. Now it’s the GOP’s turn.  There was much moaning and groaning

Californians were introduced to the Democrat’s Vice-Presidential choice years ago and they apparently liked what they saw.  Now the nation will have the same opportunity

Speculation about whom the presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden will tap to join him on the ticket has reached fever pitch with the announcement expected