A War On The Koch Brothers

May 9, 2013 Subscribe · Forward A War On The Koch Brothers The fight is on against possible Koch Brothers ownership of the Tribune papers, which include the Los Angeles Times and Chicago Tribune. Unions and liberal advocacy groups are planning protests and running ads (see photo below) on the Los Angeles Times and New York Times websites starting Thursday, according to the Courage Campaign Institute and Forecast the Facts.  Continue reading... Jerry Brown's Worst Nightmare? WATCH: Sandwich Rivalry Gets Animated You Won't Believe Who's Behind This Racist Parody Condom Mandate Spreads HELP! Have You Seen These Children? PHOTOS: Is Model Ali Landry Doing A Kim Kardashian? A War On The Koch Brothers Bryce Howard Loses Money A War On The Koch Brothers Bryce Howard Loses Money State Approves Funds For Confiscating Illegal Guns From Homes BILL ROSENDAHL Proposition D: It's About Moving Los Angeles' Medical Marijuana Industry Forward As a cancer patient who relies on medical marijuana to survive, I have been through the ups and downs of the medical marijuana industry in the city, just like all other patients in the city. After the ban was finally repealed last fall, we worked hard to design a compromise that will allow some of the city's dispensaries to stay open. Continue reading... ELLEN STERLING Four New Technologies Promise an Optimal, Much-Improved Moviegoing Experience This is a celebration of movies, the people who make them and a celebration of the theater owners who show them. It is the one time each year when the movie exhibition industry gathers to thank the people who show their films and, while there, show off a range of innovations intended to entice more people to come to see them. Continue reading... JAY WESTON Autry Museum Opens Jews in Los Angeles Exhibit Yesterday, when I left the opening of the dramatic Jews in the Los Angeles Mosaic exhibit at the Autry National Museum, I headed for Langer's Delicatessen for a pastrami sandwich. Continue reading... DERIONNE P. POLLARD, PH.D. 600,000 Fewer Students at California's Community Colleges Enrollment is at a 20-year low due to massive budget cuts. These cuts mean hundreds of thousands of students are unable to access college, according to the non-partisan Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC). Continue reading... LAUREN WINDSOR Operation Primal Scream On May 21, the voters of Los Angeles will have the opportunity to weigh in on the most pervasive problem facing America today -- money in politics -- through Proposition C on the mayoral ballot. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003