HeyJaredRobin Abcarian
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- Sep 15, 2026
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Shed no tears for Milo Yiannopoulos, the deported right-wing provocateur (opens the original)
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Earlier this month, as I was reporting a column about the unceremonious deportation to the U.K. of the immigrant-hating, right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos, the world got word that a true political giant, Gloria Steinem, had died. Ten years ago, Yiannopoulos made a splash with his "Dangerous Faggot Tour," courting chaos and violence on college campuses as he attacked social justice movements, vilified transgender Americans and denounced feminism. More recently, Yiannopoulos turned his atte
Democratic socialists aren't coming to threaten your way of life (opens the original)
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How deeply is President Donald Trump mired in disasters of his own making? Let me count the ways: His deeply unpopular war against Iran resulted in a stronger Iran regime, dared Iran to restrict the Strait of Hormuz and led to a damaged-but-hardly-obliterated nuclear program. On the home front, gas and grocery prices are high, and consumer confidence is low. The looming midterm elections could shift the balance of power in Congress to Democrats, at least in the House, which would signal the begi
Shame on Trump, Rubio and Musk, who've enabled needless deaths around the world (opens the original)
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By Robin Abcarian, Los Angeles Times (TNS) President Donald Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and richest-man-in-the-world Elon Musk have not personally killed anyone, but their actions are unquestionably causing the unnecessary deaths of millions of innocent people — including 4.5 million children — who have been cut off from the lifesaving aid the U.S. was once proud to provide. One of the president's first executive orders on Jan. 20, 2025, was a 90-day pause on all foreign assistance. It
Thanks to social media, tanning makes an unfortunate comeback among teen girls (opens the original)
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What in the actual Stage 4 melanoma is going on around here? "Auntie, look at my tan lines!" my 16-year-old niece commanded after spending a few hours at the beach the other day. Every day this summer, like a weather reporter, she announces the "UV index." Initially, I assumed she was trying to avoid the worst part of the day for sun exposure. After all, in July 2020, when she was 10, she came home from Sinjin Smith's Beach Volleyball Camp in Santa Monica with a face so burned and blistered, she
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