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Huge crowds of black-clad Hong Kong protesters call for leader to resign

Demonstrators demand that Chief Executive Carrie Lam step down and that a Beijing-backed extradition bill be scrapped.

By David Pierson and Tang Wai Yin
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Norway, if you’re listening: Feel free to hack our presidential race

Experts expect Russia to meddle in the 2020 election just as it did in 2016. The U.S. response has been uneven — and President Trump just undercut it.

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Anthony Davis trade gives Lakers championship hopes
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Lesson from a pre-Roe vs. Wade experience: Men cannot be silent on abortion rights

Reflecting upon an abortion during the days before legalization illuminates the need for men to add their voices to the debate.

By Norman Pearlstine
Off-duty LAPD officer opened fire at Costco, killing 1, after being assaulted, police say
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Psychologists warned detectives: The rapist really wanted to kill

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The working witches of Los Angeles just want you to be your best self

In the 21st century, witches don't want to boil you in oil — they'd rather help you.

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This L.A. couple is on a mission to save the environment, starting with their own backyard
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The music teacher who stepped up and became my father when I needed one
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The world’s largest pot farms, and how Santa Barbara opened the door
The world’s largest pot farms, and how Santa Barbara opened the door
Jun 15, 2019
The 2020 census is coming. Will Native Americans be counted?
The 2020 census is coming. Will Native Americans be counted?
Jun 13, 2019
The working witches of Los Angeles just want you to be your best self
The working witches of Los Angeles just want you to be your best self
Jun 11, 2019
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
Jun 9, 2019
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
Jun 9, 2019
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
Jun 6, 2019
On Catalina Island, one of L.A.’s unofficial ‘food deserts’ parties over a humble Vons
On Catalina Island, one of L.A.’s unofficial ‘food deserts’ parties over a humble Vons
Jun 4, 2019
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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At this L.A. supper club, refugees share food and memories of the lives they left behind
At this L.A. supper club, refugees share food and memories of the lives they left behind
May 31, 2019
Want to park in Koreatown? Get ready for a ‘blood sport’
Want to park in Koreatown? Get ready for a ‘blood sport’
May 28, 2019
A 102-year-old woman faces eviction so the landlords’ daughter can move in. It’s completely legal
A 102-year-old woman faces eviction so the landlords’ daughter can move in. It’s completely legal
May 25, 2019
He voted for Trump. Now he and his wife raise their son from opposite sides of the border
He voted for Trump. Now he and his wife raise their son from opposite sides of the border
May 19, 2019
Battles erupt over warehouse jobs as the Legislature moves to curb subsidies
Battles erupt over warehouse jobs as the Legislature moves to curb subsidies
May 16, 2019
A war is brewing over lithium mining at the edge of Death Valley
A war is brewing over lithium mining at the edge of Death Valley
May 7, 2019
Two years later, Trump’s travel ban continues to tear thousands of families apart
Two years later, Trump’s travel ban continues to tear thousands of families apart
May 7, 2019
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