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What's the charitable tax-deduction worth? [The Reply]
Opinion L.A.In Sunday’s Op-Ed pages, Jack Shakley wrote that President Obama shouldn’t just reduce the top charitable tax deduction to 28%. “It's time to do away with the charitable deduction altogether,” he wrote, arguing that the tax... -
Metro to provide free service on Christmas Eve, New Year’s Eve
L.A. NOWMTA will offer free bus and train rides to discourage driving under the influence over holiday weekends.... -
Burned Chinese orphan meets new family, will get surgery in L.A.
L.A. NOWA 9-year-old girl who was abandoned on a Chinese street as a toddler with severe burn injuries arrived in Los Angeles Friday evening to meet her new adoptive family and receive treatment from the Grossman Burn Foundation.... -
Christmas Mass in Nigeria rocked by terrorist bombing
World NowA bomb blast during Christmas Mass left 35 people dead and dozens wounded at a Nigerian church near the nation’s capital of Abuja.... -
Santorum: Voters should get 'nervous' about Obama on religion
Escalating his attack on President Obama over matters of faith and politics, Republican presidential contender Rick Santorum said Monday that Obama had been "particularly weak" in protecting religious liberty around the world and compared him to "tyrants"...Tags: Politics, Rick Santorum, Christianity, Civil Rights, Freedom of Religion
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Tension over Israeli proposal to commemorate Armenian genocide
World NowIsraeli lawmakers plan to discuss the possibility of setting a day to commemorate the Armenian genocide of 1915. But the initiative is causing tension ahead of the discussion, scheduled for Monday, because of concerns over the reaction by Turkey, which... -
Reading L.A.: Growth, mega-projects and Freud
Culture MonsterThe newest post in Christopher Hawthorne's Reading L.A. series tackles growth, mega-projects, Richard Neutra and Freud.... -
Ron Paul learns what happens to candidates who embrace religious extremists
Opinion L.A.Famous religious sophists have a track record of producing deservedly embarrasing soundbites. It's practically their job.... -
Mt. Rainier to reopen Saturday; gunman’s motive still a mystery
Nation NowMount Rainier National Park is scheduled to reopen Saturday, nearly a week after a gunman killed a popular park ranger there. Still, no one knows why the Iraq war veteran opened fire.... -
ACLU to North Carolina officials: Don't make beggars get permits
Nation NowPanhandling restrictions: Some local officials in North Carolina want panhandlers to obtain a permit before panhandling. The ACLU is not pleased by such proposals.... -
Muslim villagers angry in mosque incident
World NowThe destruction of a mosque threatens to spoil relations between Chinese and Hui, once considered the model Muslim minority by the Chinese... -
Should the crosses at Camp Pendleton come down? [Most commented]
Opinion L.A.The crosses at Camp Pendleton erected to memorialize fallen Marines are a sensitive issue. On the one hand, the religious symbols are a way to honor people who scarified their lives for our country. On the other, there's the constitutional......
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