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Condoms in porn: AIDS group vows to take fight to L.A. County
L.A. NOWAfter persuading the Los Angeles City Council to force adult film companies to require condom use, the AIDS Healthcare Foundation is setting its sights on Los Angeles County.... -
Lawyers, labor, leaders rally for court funding
Opinion L.A.A campaign by attorneys and labor and business leaders to restore funding to state courts is beginning to get some attention, and it's about time. As The Times notes in an editorial Tuesday, courts stand apart because of their essential...... -
Oscar nominations for 'The Help' buoy housekeepers lobbying lawmakers
PolitiCalThe announcement that two actresses from the film "The Help" received Academy Awards nominations gave a timely boost to more than 300 domestic workers who traveled by buses to Sacramento to lobby for a new law to protect housekeepers and nannies.... -
Is there really 'something' about Gingrich?
Opinion L.A.Nancy Pelosi's comments in an interview -- that Newt Gingrich will never be president -- were tantalizing. But Newtzilla has heard it all before.... -
Fire them? Federal employees, retirees owe $3.4 billion in taxes
Nation NowUnpaid taxes: A report showing that current and retired federal employees owed more than $3.4 billion in income taxes in 2010 is fueling a drive on Capitol Hill to pass legislation that would fire, and prohibit the hiring of, tax delinquents.... -
Fashion: Jason Wu's Target kitten. Jessica Chastain's Oscar news.
All The RageA cute kitten wreaks havoc in Jason Wu for Target video, Jessica Chastain hears of her Oscar nomination at a fashion show, Kim Kardashian's ShoeDazzle pulls out of Britain, and Alessandra Ambrosio walks the runway five months pregnant.... -
Should consumers boycott Apple?
Opinion L.A.Apple's profits may have soared last quarter, with revenue up 74% (to $46.3 billion), but I wonder how celebratory they feel in Cupertino as reports emerge about the company's business practices, specifically how it keeps production costs low so that........ -
State Senate hits stalemate on universal healthcare for California
PolitiCalState lawmakers deadlocked Thursday over a controversial measure that would provide universal healthcare in California. In a vote in which some Democrats did not participate, the measure received only 19 of the 21 votes needed for passage in the Senate,... -
Israeli prime minister's aide on leave amid harassment probe
World NowA top official in the Israeli prime minister's office has taken a 10-day leave of absence while officials investigate allegations he was involved in sexual harassment.... -
Tensions run high at Occupy D.C. site in anticipation of crackdown
Nation NowTensions ran high at an Occupy DC site Monday as a protesters vowed to defy a federal crackdown on their camping in a small park near the White House.... -
Super Bowl mixes with labor politics in Indianapolis
Nation NowTwo fierce battles will be playing out in Indianapolis this week -- football’s Super Bowl XLVI and the political fight over whether Indiana will become the 23rd state in the nation with a right-to-work law.... -
California Assembly votes to outlaw smoking on hospital campuses
PolitiCalCalifornians may soon be adding hospital campuses to the list of smoke-free workplaces. The Assembly passed a bill Monday that would expand current limits on smoking at hospitals to entire campuses. Existing law makes it illegal to smoke in buildings........
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