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With illegal hush money payments, ignorance could be legal bliss for Trump

Federal prosecutors have directly tied the president to the illegal payments of hush money to two women to influence the 2016 campaign. But his legal exposure hinges on whether he knew he was breaking the law.

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California college students who want abortions were slapped in the face by Jerry Brown

The right of women to control their bodies is a never-ending struggle: Gov. Brown vetoed a bill requiring campus clinics to offer abortion pills.

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Silver Lake church-to-hotel conversion is latest casualty of Katy Perry convent lawsuit
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Immigrant asylum claims increase at U.S. southern border

Immigration officials say they're overwhelmed; advocates say they're stonewalling.

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Tejon Ranch development could get final up-or-down vote

The project, in the works for nearly two decades, has been controversial because of its location, which is far from urban and transit centers and sits in a ‘high fire hazard’ area.

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Could a notorious biker club’s survival hinge on a trademark? The feds are betting on it
Could a notorious biker club’s survival hinge on a trademark? The feds are betting on it

After years spent battling the Mongols motorcycle club in court, federal prosecutors are trying to strip the club’s leaders of the trademark it filed for the club's coveted logo.

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Google CEO Sundar Pichai faces congressional grilling on privacy, bias and China
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With politics, gender and race at its core, ‘Widows’ packs in much more than a heist
Steven Yeun plays both sides of his heritage for the unsettling ‘Burning’
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Dodgers hint at their game plan as wheeling and dealing begins in Vegas
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Dwyane Wade’s last game in L.A. is a nostalgic ode to stellar career
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An Idyllwild ‘bud and breakfast’ and a San Francisco grande dame are the only California hotels to make Fodor’s list of world’s 100 best
An Idyllwild ‘bud and breakfast’ and a San Francisco grande dame are the only California hotels to make Fodor’s list of world’s 100 best
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