Sarah Wire

Justice Department reporter, LA Times

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Justice Department reporter at the LA Times

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Host Gustavo Arellano and panelists discuss the latest revelations from the January 6 Select Committee, climate legislation, and rising COVID cases.

Where was Trump amid insurrection? In front of TV

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Unemployment benefits are set to expire in about two weeks for millions of people still out of work because of coronavirus.

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We continue to parse the meaning of the midterms. It looks like Californians will run the House -- Nancy Pelosi as Speaker and Kevin McCarthy as Minority Leader.

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We continue to parse the meaning of the midterms. It looks like Californians will run the House -- Nancy Pelosi as Speaker and Kevin McCarthy as Minority Leader.

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