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Supreme Court refuses to approve citizenship question on 2020 census

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Supreme Court upholds partisan gerrymandering

Supreme Court upholds partisan gerrymandering

By David G. Savage

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Democratic debate: Candidates tackle immigration, taxes, climate change and guns

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Trump arrives in Japan for G-20 and talks with Putin and Xi

Trump arrives in Japan for G-20 and talks with Putin and Xi

President Trump lands in Osaka, Japan, on a four-day trip. He has dinner with the Australian prime minister ahead of a meeting Friday with Vladimir Putin.

California set to become first state to protect black people from natural hair discrimination

California set to become first state to protect black people from natural hair discrimination

Sex crime case renews tension in Mexico between Catholics and evangelical church

Sex crime case renews tension in Mexico between Catholics and evangelical church

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L.A. is hemorrhaging bus riders — worsening traffic and hurting climate goals

L.A. is hemorrhaging bus riders — worsening traffic and hurting climate goals

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A homeless woman got water dumped on her in San Francisco. It’s a ‘hatred’ faced ‘regularly’

A homeless woman got water dumped on her in San Francisco. It’s a ‘hatred’ faced ‘regularly’

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L.A. sheriff deputies investigate racist video shot of Antelope Valley students

Sikh drivers are transforming U.S. trucking. Take a ride along the Punjabi American highway

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Our favorite ‘noir bars,’ dark sanctuaries on a blistering summer day

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Cal State says hoarding more than a billion dollars was ‘nothing nefarious.’ Yeah, right

Cal State says hoarding more than a billion dollars was ‘nothing nefarious.’ Yeah, right

Sneaky deals are keeping cheaper generic medicines off the market

Sneaky deals are keeping cheaper generic medicines off the market

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Nipsey Hussle’s death unified Crips and Bloods in grief. Now, peace talks carry on his call

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A swarm of 1,000 earthquakes hit Southern California — how nervous should we be?

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A Russian model was poised for her big break in ‘Anna.’ Then the film got stuck in #MeToo limbo

A Russian model was poised for her big break in ‘Anna.’ Then the film got stuck in #MeToo limbo

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The world’s largest pot farms, and how Santa Barbara opened the door

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The 2020 census is coming. Will Native Americans be counted?

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For many black voters, 2020 isn’t about pride or making history. It’s about beating Trump

For many black voters, 2020 isn’t about pride or making history. It’s about beating Trump

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In Trump’s trade war with China, L.A. ports are ground zero

In Trump’s trade war with China, L.A. ports are ground zero

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Online degrees made USC the world’s biggest social work school. Then things went terribly wrong

Online degrees made USC the world’s biggest social work school. Then things went terribly wrong

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Without memories of 1989, Chinese activists of a new generation struggle for social change

Without memories of 1989, Chinese activists of a new generation struggle for social change

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