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Pelosi agrees to term limits for House leaders, likely securing the votes she needs to regain the speakership

Pelosi agrees to term limits for House leaders, likely securing the votes she needs to regain the speakership

Leaders would be allowed to serve up to three two-year terms and a fourth only if they get support from a super majority of their caucus.

By Jennifer Haberkorn

• Everything you need to know about who’s been charged in the Russia case

Michael Cohen, Trump’s longtime lawyer, sentenced to three years in prison

Turkey’s Erdogan promises to clear U.S.-backed Kurds from eastern Syria, prompting warning from Pentagon

Turkey’s Erdogan promises to clear U.S.-backed Kurds from eastern Syria, prompting warning from Pentagon

By Umar Farooq and Nabih Bulos

A killing at a gas station, a videotape and an extraordinary prosecution against a deputy

By Maya Lau, Richard Winton and Marisa Gerber

California Assemblyman Joaquin Arambula says he was arrested after spanking his daughter

What’s the big deal about Huawei?

What’s the big deal about Huawei?

The arrest of a Huawei executive has become a focal point in the trade battle between the U.S. and China.

By Alice Su

• Did Trump just throw Canada under the bus by saying he might intervene in Huawei case?

EVENING REPORT

Hollywood tower, empty for years, is approved at City Hall a second time

Hollywood tower, empty for years, is approved at City Hall a second time

4th conviction in beating death of USC student from China

Sewage spill continues to pollute Tijuana River for third straight day

USC trustees back president's ouster of business school dean over handling of harassment cases

Under Trump, the U.S. debt grew by the size of the Brazilian economy in just two years

L.A. to pay $300,000 in lawsuit over arrest of former City Council aide

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Former L.A. Times publisher reportedly got $2.5 million after secretly recording his ex-boss Michael Ferro

Former L.A. Times publisher reportedly got $2.5 million after secretly recording his ex-boss Michael Ferro

Reward to help find dog’s abuser increases to $12,000 as donations continue to pour in

Reward to help find dog’s abuser increases to $12,000 as donations continue to pour in

By Alejandra Reyes-Velarde

L.A. beefs up public funding for city candidates, but critics warn it will backfire

Lakers not willing to part with their young core in potential Trevor Ariza deal

Lakers not willing to part with their young core in potential Trevor Ariza deal

The cruelty of Trump’s ‘public charge’ rule puts Californians ‘in the crosshairs’

The cruelty of Trump’s ‘public charge’ rule puts Californians ‘in the crosshairs’

Who is Rocky Fielding and how did he land a fight with Canelo Alvarez?

Who is Rocky Fielding and how did he land a fight with Canelo Alvarez?

Mika Brzezinski apologizes for homophobic insult of Pompeo

Oakland's suit against NFL raises serious doubts about the Raiders playing in that city next season

Oakland's suit against NFL raises serious doubts about the Raiders playing in that city next season

‘Baby, It's Cold Outside’ bites back as fans embrace embattled holiday song

The Disgusting Food Museum aims to challenge ideas of what we find gross, but reinforces cultural prejudices

The Disgusting Food Museum aims to challenge ideas of what we find gross, but reinforces cultural prejudices

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In this booming job market, workers are quitting by 'ghosting'

In this booming job market, workers are quitting by 'ghosting'

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L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva tells hundreds of top staff to hand in résumés and temporarily remove rank insignia

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