Jennifer Skalka

Editor, Hotline On Call

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Editor of On Call, a political blog at The Hotline, a daily briefing on American politics published by the National Journal

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Last night, Sarah Palin sat down with ABC's Charlie Gibson for her first interview with the press.

Palin Meets the Press, Obama Fights Back

Last night, Sarah Palin sat down with ABC's Charlie Gibson for her first interview with the press.

from To the Point

Hillary Clinton's much awaited message last night was billed as her chance to demonstrate party loyalty by putting an end to the much reported "tensions" resulting from a primary…

Day Three of the DNC: Joe Biden's Night

Hillary Clinton's much awaited message last night was billed as her chance to demonstrate party loyalty by putting an end to the much reported "tensions" resulting from a primary…

from To the Point

Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are expected to split tomorrow's primaries in Oregon and Kentucky , but the Washington Post reports that "fundraisers and surrogates" from both…

McCain's Advisors and Democratic Reconciliation

Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are expected to split tomorrow's primaries in Oregon and Kentucky , but the Washington Post reports that "fundraisers and surrogates" from both…

from To the Point

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Angela Merkel is the second-longest serving chancellor in modern German history.

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California took new steps toward criminal justice reform this week when voters statewide and in cities from Los Angeles to San Francisco approved measures to address racial and…

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Dennis Kucinich, former Ohio congressman and mayor of Cleveland, weighs in on what the Democratic Party keeps getting wrong.

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President-Elect Joe Biden has put forward several policy proposals on housing and homelessness. What could they mean for the 66,000 unhoused people in Los Angeles County?

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President Trump’s legal remedies to overturn the election continue to fail, but does it even matter?

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President-elect Joe Biden said on the campaign trail that he hopes to have a close relationship with his vice president.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Starting Wednesday night, LA County will require restaurants to stop outdoor dining, which local health officials have linked to an uptick in new coronavirus cases.

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Over the last three decades, Californians have swung from “tough on crime” conservatism to a more lenient, less punitive approach to criminal justice.

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