Supreme Court
The justices agree with lawyers for West Virginia, saying Congress did not give environmental regulators broad authority to reshape the system for producing electric power by switching from coal to natural gas, wind turbines and solar energy.
Environment
Nonprofit Controversy
The nonprofit’s controversial founder calls the state’s move ‘pure retaliation’ for his group’s push for higher rates.
College sports
The schools are aiming to leave as early as 2024 and the migration is expected to include all sports except beach volleyball, a source tells The Times.
Times Investigation
The ex-fiance of reality star Lala Kent faces the collapse of his company amid a trail of lawsuits, civil fraud charges and allegations of abusive behavior.
Gillian Anderson vibes with women who forge their own paths, like her characters on ‘The First Lady,’ ‘The Great’ and ‘Sex Education.’
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Internal Justice Department communications show Meadows texted fraud allegations to the attorney general multiple times within ten days of the election.
California Living
Editors’ Pick
A year after the LAPD blew up a South L.A. block with fireworks, 18 families are still living in a hotel, symbolizing failed city attempts to make them whole.
‘People have decided they’re sick of hearing these stories,’ dream hampton, co-executive producer of the 2019 Lifetime docuseries, tells The Times.
Ohashi has used her emotional journey on the UCLA gymnastics team to pursue opportunities to help others.
It was 1966. Cheryl Bryant and Clifton Palmer were 22, and abortion in California was illegal except to save a woman’s life. But Bryant was determined to get one. That abortion would change the lives of the young couple and the respected physician who referred them, and lead to the decriminalization of abortion in California years before Roe vs. Wade.
The president says the Supreme Court’s Roe vs. Wade decision is ‘destabilizing.’
