Author: Richard Rubin

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When any city loses its Mayor it is a notable event. When the City is one of the nation’s most important, heavy coverage is guaranteed.

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As many of California’s bone-dry North Coast counties near where I live are being ravaged by the worst fires ever in a state that has

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“The President asked me to accept the most sensitive position in his personal entourage and to be his chief of staff to organize the White

With the collapse of the GOP health bill, Republicans could use the moment to revive interest in genuine bi-partisan law-making or they can double down