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Scholars are building a record of memories that chronicle an often untold perspective on life under the Ottoman Empire.
Sit back and enjoy the ride? No more. From California to Japan, audiences must now participate to get the full experience.
SpaceX plans to test its in-flight abort system Saturday to prove its escape engines and parachutes could save astronauts’ lives in an emergency.
The Department of Financial Protection and Innovation, as proposed by Gov. Gavin Newsom, “will put California at the forefront of consumer financial protection at the state level,” says Richard Cordray.
Although Vanguard’s success has been a boon to millions of retail investors, there is mounting nervousness over its sheer size.
Officials said the increase will raise more financial aid and reduce costs for more than half of in-state undergraduates.
Once described as “more labradoodle than Doberman,” Adam Schiff got tough on President Trump. That’s made him a both hero and a pariah.
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Alan Dershowitz, the celebrated lawyer whose career has been marred by his ties to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, is joining President Trump’s legal team.
Electric vehicles can cut greenhouse gases and carmakers have big plans for them. But so far, few car buyers want them.
The Dodgers aren’t scheduled to face the Astros next season. But that doesn’t mean Houston won’t be hearing if from the Dodger faithful.
Ten days before the Grammys, recently installed Recording Academy Chief Executive Deborah Dugan has been put on “administrative leave.”
The hotel-casino will close Feb. 3 to make way for a new Virgin Hotel, set to debut in late fall.
These golden dishes symbolize good fortune: Beijing-style kale and mushroom jiaozi; Thai chicken golden bags; Shanghai lumpia with pork and shrimp.
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The wife of Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang says she was sexually assaulted by her OB-GYN while she was pregnant with the couple’s first child.
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Iran’s supreme leader said President Trump only pretends to support the Iranian people, as he addressed Friday prayers In Tehran for the first time since 2012.
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23 million children are ineligible for the full Child Tax Credit under Trump’s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act because their parents earn too little to qualify.
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Trump’s school-prayer initiative is mostly a repackaging of existing law.
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California’s flagship university system has had a virtual tuition freeze since 2011. That’s not sustainable.
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Venezuela’s opposition together with the Trump administration is looking to recruit AT&T in its fight to oust Nicolás Maduro.
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The trade deal inked Wednesday doesn’t do much to clear up that complexity, or relieve the impact of tariffs on California businesses and consumers.
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Snow is one of the winter perks that’s materializing this season in the local mountains.
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When Oprah Winfrey pulled her support of Amy Ziering and Kirby Dick’s documentary about sexual assault allegations against Russell Simmons, the filmmakers were in total shock.
“Little America,” on Apple TV+, leads a new wave of immigration-themed stories on TV, including “Party of Five” and “Awkwafina Is Nora From Queens.”
On his unannounced new album, Eminem makes light of the 2017 terrorist bombing outside an Ariana Grande concert and addresses the 2018 mass shooting in Las Vegas.
It was the fourth consecutive game Kawhi Leonard had at least 30 points, the longest streak for a Clippers player since Elton Brand went four straight with 30 or more in 2006.
It could be a rematch of the first Super Bowl if Green Bay and Kansas City win this weekend. A look at the other possible matchups for Super Bowl LIV.
Alyssa Nakken became the first female coach on a major league staff in baseball history Thursday when she was named an assistant under new Giants manager Gabe Kapler.
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Russia’s Vladimir Putin is the latest in a long line of authoritarian leaders whose aim apparently is to maintain their own power even while framing the moves as constitutional reform.
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The White House moves to reinforce school prayer protections and announces other rule changes that could allow religious groups to mix religious activities with federally funded activities.
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Ukraine’s prime minister says he has submitted his resignation, days after he was caught on tape saying the country’s president knows nothing about the economy.
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Estábamos allí para cubrir la historia, no para ser parte de ella. Aún así, hubo tentaciones de salir de nuestros papeles de observadores, y lo hicimos en algunas ocasiones.
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Un nuevo estudio sugiere que una “mancha” de agua oceánica caliente en 2015 interrumpió la red alimentaria del Pacífico, desencadenando la hambruna y la muerte de miles y miles de aves marinas, incluido el arao común.
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La tienda pop-up de Sundae School trae moda y cannabis al centro de Los Ángeles hasta el domingo
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Cinco años de cárcel o hasta 250,000 de multa por empleado que viole confidencialidad de preguntas del Censo
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Tommy the horse was so weak after the Thomas fire, adoption was uncertain. Then he met Anne Scioscia.
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When the Camp fire hit Paradise, scores of volunteers wanted to help, but good hearts are not a defense against danger.
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There’s no way to fully eradicate corrosion. But there’s a whole industry devoted to managing it.
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SpaceX plans to test its in-flight abort system Saturday to prove its escape engines and parachutes could save astronauts’ lives in an emergency.
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Sit back and enjoy the ride? No more. From Disney’s new Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance to Japan’s upcoming “living video game” Super Nintendo World, theme-park audiences must participate to get the full experience.
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Once described as “more labradoodle than Doberman,” Adam Schiff got tough on President Trump. That’s made him a both hero and a pariah.More Coverage
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The airline Hong Kong Express has apologized for having required some female passengers bound for the U.S. territory of Saipan to take pregnancy tests.
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As the Senate gets set for a historic trial, a nonpartisan watchdog agency says the White House violated federal law by withholding Ukraine aid last year.
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United States officials are crediting tough measures taken over the last year and cooperation from regional governments for sharply reducing the number of Central American migrants who responded to a call for a new caravan
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President Trump signs declaration authorizing federal aid to remove debris and support public health and safety in wake of Puerto Rico quakes.
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With its majestic views and enchanting beach-town charm, San Clemente is a delightful destination for an afternoon adventure.
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Color experts, paint company marketing departments and product designers anticipate the colors we want before we even know we want them. Go behind the scenes to see how they’re chosen and which ones will be everywhere in 2020.
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Emilia Clarke — Clinique’s first global ambassador — shares her top beauty tips, why she believes in make-up free moments and how to fake a good night’s sleep.
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Artist Jessica Rath imagines human-sized bumblebee nests at Rath’s “fruiting bodies” exhibit at Descanso Gardens.
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For clients as varied as singer Camila Cabello and designer Carolina Herrera, Katrien Van Der Schueren brings wit and surprise to furniture, lighting, art and events.
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President Trump plans to nominate Judy Shelton and Christopher Waller to join the Federal Reserve.
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A government committee that reviewed how the FAA certifies new passenger planes for flight determined the system is safe and effective, despite two deadly crashes involving the Boeing 737 Max.
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Disneyland has prepared for years to handle the crowds at its Star Wars expansion. Now that the land is completed, will visitors follow?
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The lights were supposed to be the star of the show. And they were spectacular. But I also fell in love with Canada’s frosty Yukon.
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These are hard questions for the flying public; there are no easy answers. And they could alter your travel life.
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Despite a strange start, early tallies show the park drew just shy of 3 million visitors in 2019. Its crowds are growing faster than those at any other California national park.
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The Minnesota director of the TSA apologized to a Native American traveler for an agent’s insensitive behavior during a hair pat-down.
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Oscar nominations arrived Monday ... and the best picture race could be over by this weekend.
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Openings in Los Angeles and beyond, including four decades of work by Charles Arnoldi and plays on color by Hank Willis Thomas
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“Tightrope” authors Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl Wudunn saw despair across the U.S., so they began shifting through statistics and solutions.
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He was the first African American to win a Pulitzer for music, yet he died largely unknown. How the music world is starting to right that wrong.
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While Dodgers fans agree the Houston Astros should vacate their World Series title, not all believe L.A. should be awarded the championship.
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A woman who described herself as the biological mother of 11-year-old Roman Lopez says she found out about her son’s death from an online article.
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The century-old Lions Club log cabin on sits on property owned by the city of Beverly Hills in West Hollywood and hosts some 30 recovery and sobriety meetings every week. Now Beverly Hills wants it torn down.
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Newsom, wrapping up his week of community visits to talk about the homelessness crisis, acknowledged the trailers are only a small step to addressing a very large problem.
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The Bundesliga’s return highlights televised soccer from Europe this weekend while in Spain there’s a battle atop the table.
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Leonard scores 32 points on Orlando to pull the Clippers along to a 122-95 victory over Orlando.
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As always, we’re lucky to have top expert Jon White take a look at what’s happening on the Kentucky Derby trail.
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With their big men bottled up, USC sizzles from three-point range to post lopsided win over California.
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GOP senators say they looked to Bill Clinton’s impeachment trial for guidelines on Trump’s. Here’s a timeline of the key dates and moments from the 1999 trial.
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Congress gave final approval to the new North American trade accord as the Republican-controlled Senate handed Trump one of his biggest wins.
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As the Senate prepared for a trial, a nonpartisan watchdog agency said the White House violated federal law by withholding Ukraine aid last year.
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For the impeachment trial, oaths will be taken, an oath book signed, House prosecutors will present the articles. Then things really get rolling.
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