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‘Game of Thrones,’ ‘The Daily Show,’ Jharrel Jerome in ‘When They See Us’ and more. Here are five things to watch for during today’s Emmy nominations.
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Savor the stress and suspense and speculation swirling around Sunday’s “Game of Thrones” series finale because, as far as this year’s Emmys are concerned, there’s absolutely no doubt about the celebrated show’s fate.
After complaints that the ShakeAlert app failed to warn users of the Ridgecrest quakes, officials will lower the notification threshold. But there are risks.
The Trump administration moved Monday to effectively end asylum for any migrant who arrives at the U.S.
The first day of President Trump’s long-threatened ICE raids didn’t result in the large numbers of arrests some had expected.
Southern Californians are getting a muggy start to the week as high temperatures are expected to peak Monday, prompting poor air quality advisories from health officials.
There’s something about the revolving sign on Sunset Boulevard that pulls you in, this tacky talisman for Silver Lake that sticks in people’s minds.
A gas company worker was killed and 15 people were hurt in a large explosion that rocked a Murrieta neighborhood Monday.
Visitors to the Lakers’ posh training center in El Segundo enter through oversized glass doors and are greeted by large rotating photos on three vertical flat screens framed in gold.
A healthy lifestyle can cut your risk of developing Alzheimer’s, even if you’ve inherited genes that raise your risk for the dementia-causing disease.
It’s been more than a week since two of the largest earthquakes to hit Southern California in nearly two decades hit, and the aftershocks keep coming.
In the near future, some time in 2023, Metro’s Purple Line will disembark its first passengers at a station across the street from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s Renzo Piano-designed BCAM building.
The Dodgers’ merciless and methodical one-inning destruction Monday of the Philadelphia Phillies, a club that appeared poised to challenge them for National League supremacy for a fleeting period before the calendar turned to summer, began with a single off Alex Verdugo’s bat.
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As the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing approaches, the women who helped America’s early space efforts reflect on their often unheralded roles — and the indignities they endured.
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The passage of half a century has blurred many of the reasons that the United States was able to accomplish what seemed like science fiction: the July 20, 1969, landing of Apollo 11 on the moon.
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The three presidents of the lunar decade played substantial roles — and were intimately affected — by the effort to reach the moon.
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L.A. will build a gas-fired power plant in Utah, even as Mayor Eric Garcetti touts a “Green New Deal” to fight climate change.
Even as quakes, wildfires and drought have taken up most of our focus, the slow-moving disaster of rising seas has paralyzed Californians, and left us with “both too much and not enough time” to act, as environment reporter Rosanna Xia wrote in a special report examining sea level rise and the future of California’s disappearing coastline.
In the most extensive study to date on sea level rise in California, researchers say damage by the end of the century could be far more devastating than the worst earthquakes and wildfires in state history.
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Robert Foster wants to be governor of Mississippi — at least the male half of it.
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It’s already a crime to identify a covert intelligence agent or confidential informant working overseas.
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Paul D. Ryan is getting the hate treatment — again.
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Cuando esté de vacaciones, tome sus precauciones para que no sea víctima de los ladrones
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Si le teme a los sismos y vive en California, la capital del estado es el mejor sitio para vivir
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Ante el anuncio de las redadas este fin de semana, miles de personas permanecieron en sus casas
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When I first visited Kenton Stacy at the Veterans Affairs hospital in La Jolla, I knew his wife, Lindsey, would be there.
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Late last year, I showed up at a gurdwara on a mission. A gurdwara is a Sikh temple.
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Pottery Barn’s new “Friends” collection includes Rachel’s apothecary table. Set decorator Greg Grande tells The Times about that iconic episode’s legacy.
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Trump’s inflammatory tweets that congresswomen should go back to their countries fired up actors Kumail Nanjiani, Padma Lakshmi and George Takei.
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Dates for the 2020 edition of Stagecoach, the world’s largest country music festival, have beeen confirmed for April 24-26
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Gabler and her Fox 2000 team, best known for films including “Hidden Figures” and “Life of Pi,” are moving to Sony after Disney decided to jettison the production unit.
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Shortly after federal authorities took down a national college admissions scam in March, officials at USC launched their own investigation with emails to dozens of students.
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There was confusion on Monday among northbound migrants in Tijuana, following the Trump administration’s latest effort to ban virtually all foreigners from filing for asylum in the United States.
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A Los Angeles Unified School District police officer shot a man in South Los Angeles on Monday after the man struck the officer with his vehicle, authorities said.
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Since President Trump famously hates to read, it’s unlikely that he has studied historical texts on how leaders with autocratic tendencies — even duly elected ones — have turned their countries into dictatorships.
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Hello and welcome to the latest edition of the L.A. Times soccer newsletter.
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Howdy, my name is Houston Mitchell and it was so hot Monday that I saw two trees fighting over a dog.
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The Angels have lived on the outskirts of playoff contention, sliding on and off the bubble, for the better part of four months.
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Dave Roberts raised his arms to applaud the clinic unfolding before him.
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Bryan Ruiz’s hands were still shaking an hour after he learned the $300,000 in medical school loans he took out to become a dentist were being wiped away by California taxpayers.
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William Dannemeyer, a former Orange County congressman who spent much of his career fighting gay rights and helped cement Orange County’s reputation as a bastion of right-wing conservatism, has died at his home in Thousand Palms.
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Seventy current and former Customs and Border Protection personnel are under investigation as part of an administrative probe into a secret Facebook group in which members used dehumanizing and derogatory language toward Latina members of Congress and deceased migrants.
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Since Bobi Wine was elected to the Ugandan Parliament in 2017, he has lost count of how many times he has been arrested.
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The Times takes a look back at the moon landing and all the key players that helped NASA advance to what it has become
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Two Jeffrey Epstein accusers urged a judge Monday to keep the wealthy financier behind bars until he goes on trial on federal charges that he sexually abused underage girls.
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An off-duty police officer who shot and killed an unarmed 18-year-old Ethiopian Israeli in northern Israel on June 30 was released from house arrest on Monday after prosecutors reduced the charges he faces from manslaughter to involuntary manslaughter.
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Talk about star power. Mt. Wilson has an amazing history. Up here, astronomers first measured the Milky Way and discovered the universe was expanding. Go see the distant stars for yourself and expand your universe as well.
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Fancy home alarm systems are great, but there are many ways to add layers of security that won’t cost much--and some are free.
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When I moved to Los Angeles from the East Coast, my life was in transition.
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Alexa, how do I become a healthcare player?
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A wobbly day of trading ended with meager gains for U.S. stock indexes on Monday, enough to nudge them further into record territory, as the curtain rose on what’s expected to be the weakest earnings reporting season in years.
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Facebook Inc. faced its latest Washington crisis Monday: Treasury Secretary Steven T.
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Miami native Lil Pump is scooping up a home in his hometown.
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When you talk about the joys of travel, be sure to count all the humiliations you encounter too. After all, nothing worthwhile is ever easy, right?
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Once a slum, the Sassi, as the prehistoric caves are called, have become smart shops, restaurants and swank hotels, befitting Matera’s place in the EU spotlight.
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This national recreation trail in Utah is an oasis of sweeping vistas and blessed solitude.
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Nearly 4 million people visited Yosemite last year. Leave the madding crowds behind at some of these spectacular national parks in the Golden State.
