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The truth about inflation is more nuanced than Biden or his critics suggest

President Joe Biden has blamed greedy corporations for inflation. His press office put out an entire fact sheet blaming meat companies (specifically, Tyson Foods, Cargill, JBS, and National Beef Packing), and oil companies (specifically, Exxon Mobil and Chevron). The meat companies responded, noting that their price increases were the result of labor shortages due to…
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From George Halas to Matt Eberflus: What was said about each Chicago Bears coach when they were hired

The day a new Chicago Bears coach is introduced can be one of the most thrilling for fans. Here’s a look back at when each of the team’s previous 16 coaches — and Matt Eberflus, its 17th — were introduced by team management. George Halas Years coaching the Bears: 1920-29; 1933-42; 1946-55; 1958-67 Record: 318-148-31…
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Dave Hyde: Look at all these wonderful failures in the Super Bowl

The story of Super Bowl 54 is one of failure. It’s maybe the storyline sports offers, and it starts with Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and the Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, who are both failures. Burrow failed at the dream of his youth. Ohio State coach Urban Meyer started Dwyane Haskins over him,…
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Senior living: Older adults have greater risk of atrial fibrillation

By Dr. Ashish Shah, Contributing writer What may at times feel like a flutter in your heart, or an increased heart rate, or even dizziness and fatigue, can all be signs of atrial fibrillation, or AFib. What may seem like a fleeting moment, could lead to serious illness and permanent damage – especially in older…
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Dolphins, still without coach, to get up-close look at draft prospects during Senior Bowl week

The saying around the Senior Bowl is “The draft starts in Mobile.” It’s known as the unofficial start to NFL draft season when more than 100 senior prospects for the 2022 draft, plus a few qualified underclassmen, converge in Mobile, Alabama for three days of practices and drills on Tuesday through Thursday ahead of the…
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Clippers’ second unit is connected, clicking

Moments after the Clippers’ 115-90 victory Sunday in Charlotte, Jaime Maggio, Bally Sports’ sideline reporter, put a microphone in front of Justise Winslow and asked him about the team’s impressive defensive effort. It was a matter of communication, Winslow told a live TV audience, explaining further: “Especially that second unit, we just (expletive) with each…
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Clippers pull off unusually drama-free win over Charlotte

No sensational comeback required. Not when the Clippers defend like they did Sunday against the Charlotte Hornets, holding the NBA’s highest-scoring team to a season-low tally in an oddly drama-free 115-90 victory. Justise Winslow, Luke Kennard, Brandon Boston Jr. and the rest of the Clippers bench did the heavy lifting again Sunday, outscoring the Hornets’…
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Column: As Tom Brady’s retirement party heads into overtime, we remember the graceful exit of Chicago Bears legend Walter Payton

When the greatest of all time decided to call it quits, he didn’t want a syrupy ending. Walter Payton said well before the 1987 season began that it would be his final year, and the Chicago Bears great didn’t feel the need to give a reason. Why was this going to be his last year?…
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Food truck owner suspected of vandalizing Whittier taco stand is arrested

WHITTIER — A food truck vendor in Whittier was arrested after he was caught on video vandalizing a sidewalk taco stand in a possible beef over territory, authorities said. Video aired by ABC7 showed a man using a fire extinguisher to put out the cooking fire of Tacos la Guera in Whittier Thursday night. Taco…
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Laguna Woods’ Third Mutual sets leasing cap

The leasing cap in Third Laguna Hills Mutual will stay at 30% as opposed to being lowered to 25%, a minimum rate set by state legislation, as decided during a regular meeting of the board Tuesday, Jan. 18. The majority view, shared among directors and residents, agreed that lowering the leasing cap, which limits the…
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