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As Congress left for Thanksgiving break, there was no sign that the damaging testimony had swayed Republican lawmakers to support impeaching the president.
Supreme Court weighs Trump’s bid to shield his taxes from Congress.
In the final day of a week of House impeachment hearings, a former senior White House aide warned that President Trump and his Republican allies have embraced a “fictional narrative” on Ukraine that is propagated by Russian security services to undermine U.S. democracy.
Impeachment hearings. A Democratic primary debate. Endless cable news chatter. The meeting of American politics and peak TV.
Almost everyone in Trump’s orbit confronts the same dilemma, sooner or later: Stick with Trump and risk lasting damage, or break away and hope to survive his wrath. Gordon Sondland broke away in spectacular fashion.
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Despite having reservations, customers rides to the airport were canceled Thursday
Jurors decided officers used unreasonable force in using a stun gun and a chokehold to detain Fermin Vincent Valenzuela, who died from complications of asphyxia after the incident.
Tens of thousands of people who bed down on the streets are struggling to stay dry and warm.
Los Angeles County sheriff’s homicide detectives are trying to determine who built the . 45-caliber handgun used in the shooting at Saugus High School.
A 53-year-old mother of two has sued Fuller Theological Seminary, alleging she was expelled over a same-sex relationship.
California’s highest court rules against requiring all presidential primary candidates to submit five years of income tax filings for a spot on the state’s March ballot.
Chad Wolf said the government was poised to complete 500 miles by the end of next year.
Lacey seeks a third term running the nation’s largest local prosecutor’s office.
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The program forces migrants seeking asylum in the U.S. to live in Mexico while their court cases are adjudicated
The owners began to pursue options during a steep downturn in box office revenue.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk took the wraps off his electric “cyberpunk” pickup truck on Thursday night.
“Crazy Rich Asians” director Jon M. Chu is denying actress Brenda Song’s claim that she was “not Asian enough” to audition for the film.
When USC and UCLA play at the Coliseum on Saturday, there won’t be many NFL scouts there to observe the draft-eligible players for both teams.
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Here are the reasons why you should try a vegan Thanksgiving menu of classic dishes like sweet potato casserole and bread stuffing and tips that make it easy to pull off.
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Nashville hot chicken meets classic pumpkin pie for the perfect Thanksgiving dessert that’s spicy in all the right ways thanks to cayenne, chicken fat and a touch of honey.
Marielle Heller’s latest drama, centered on a reporter’s friendship with Mister Rogers, is a worthy follow-up to “The Diary of a Teenage Girl” and “Can You Ever Forgive Me?”
Robert Pattinson swears he doesn’t know what he’s doing. His work in “The Lighthouse” and his casting in the upcoming “Tenet” and “The Batman” say otherwise.
On Chris Martin and band’s eighth album, they follow in footsteps of Bono and Sting and go globetrotting in search of musical and spiritual inspiration.
On the heels of “The Princess Switch” (plus a planned sequel), “The Knight Before Christmas” establishes Vanessa Hudgens as Netflix’s Christmas queen.
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Democrats have embarked on an impeachment process that will eventually allow Trump to claim exoneration.
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The court decision says Trump’s plan for federal executions violates federal law. We should all be more concerned that the practice defies humanity.
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Young people want someone like Bernie Sanders who will fight for them. They deserve that.
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USC’s new president says whoever is in charge of the football team will have “impeccable integrity.” If Clay Helton is let go, how will the Trojans operate with the president’s credo?
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The Texans grabbed the lead in the AFC South with a victory over the Colts on Thursday night in Houston.
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What’s on TV Friday, Nov. 22: ‘American Housewife’ on ABC
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The Ducks couldn’t protect a 4-0 lead over the Panthers and were left stunned in Sunrise, Fla. on Thursday night.
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When a woman’s body was found at a trash-sorting plant, Det. Julissa Trapp promised the victim’s mother she would find the killer. The investigation would consume her for years.
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At a serial killer’s trial, a Times reporter met the homicide detective at the center of the case — and found a story of tenacious policework and obsession.
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Back in 1992, when Riverside was mostly a pit stop between Los Angeles and Palm Springs, the new owners of the Mission Inn decided to add some holiday decor to the block-size historic hotel.
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Watch hot air balloons drift over the desert and see Santa surf on SoCal shores. How are you gonna keep them down on the farm? Take them to Pomona. All for the weekend near L.A.
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Eat, sleep and laze on the beach in a calm Mexico town
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USC’s new president says whoever is in charge of the football team will have “impeccable integrity.” If Clay Helton is let go, how will the Trojans operate with the president’s credo?
The goggles that Lakers forward Kyle Kuzma wore to protect his eye abrasion while taking extra shots after practice will become part of his gear.
Wataru “Wat” Misaka, the first player of Japanese descent to play in the league that was the predecessor to the NBA, has died.
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Cinco años de cárcel o hasta 250,000 de multa por empleado que viole confidencialidad de preguntas del Censo
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La tienda pop-up de Sundae School trae moda y cannabis al centro de Los Ángeles hasta el domingo
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Dan a conocer plataforma a favor del TPS y DACA
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An indigenous community survived Guatemala’s civil war. But a volcanic eruption is forcing them out of a town that had symbolized their resilience and grit.
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My job is to write about the wonders and challenges of our coast and oceans, but I’ll admit: Before this story, I had no idea what an abalone looked like.
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The mega-mansion boom in L.A.’s “Platinum Triangle” draws armies of workers to build them, and a squadron of caterers like Jennifer Ramirez to refuel their lines.
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The California Supreme Court strikes down requirement that presidential primary candidates submit five years of income tax filings for a spot on state ballot.
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As storms, hail and chilly temperatures hit Los Angeles, tens of thousands of people who bed down on the streets are struggling to stay dry and warm.
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The indictment deals a blow to Netanyahu’s hopes to remain in office, though the prime minister would not be required to step aside.
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Colombians angry with conservative President Iván Duque carry a variety of complaints to the streets, but their protest lacks focus.
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U.S. District Judge Tanya S. Chutka temporarily halted the execution as a lawsuit on how the government intends to carry it out continues.
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Here are the stories you shouldn’t miss today: TOP STORIES ‘We Followed the President’s Orders’ President Trump named Gordon Sondland as U.S. ambassador to the European Union after he had donated $1 million to Trump’s inauguration.
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The shapewear mogul explains how her mother’s infomercial past — and the label’s last-minute name change — made for a viral video.
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Lunch with Angie Dickinson is the most-comforting thing. Because, no matter the roles she had with John Wayne and her fling with Sinatra, she’ll always still be Angie Brown from Burbank.
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Succulents are hot. So this time of year, we’re putting them on pumpkins: Here’s a step-by-step guide to making a succulent pumpkin arrangement for your Thanksgiving table.
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Kris Jenner teamed up with “Real Housewives” stars Lisa Rinna and Kyle Richards for a ‘90s-style infomercial for Kim Kardashian’s Skims shapewear line.
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A group of employees from 13 McDonald’s restaurants in Chicago filed a lawsuit alleging that the company’s drive for profits puts workers at “daily risk” of physical attack by dangerous customers.
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The majority of Americans living alone are at risk of not being able to pay for basic needs.
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Abel Tesfaye, the singer-songwriter known as The Weeknd, has paid $21 million for a full-floor penthouse at the Beverly West building in Westwood.
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The U.S. lacks a national strategy for telecoms security, a member of the FCC said as the agency prepared to ban some federal spending on Huawei equipment, which U.S. authorities have deemed a threat.
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The Strat, Four Queens and Rampart Casino want visitors to photograph their gaming experiences
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You can find low-cost international airfares from LAX with a little free or low-cost help.
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Southern California ski resorts may open with the first snow
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In offering tribute to Toni Morrison, speakers from Oprah Winfrey to Fran Lebowitz each shared a very different but equally special portrait of the late Nobel laureate.
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Kanye West’s surprise opera, “Nebuchadnezzar,” will debut Sunday at the Hollywood Bowl. Here’s everything you need to know, from the story to the cast.
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President Trump presented Jon Voight, James Patterson, Alison Krauss and others with national arts medals on Thursday. But Voight’s moves stole the spotlight.
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Michelle Obama’s nomination for the audio version of “Becoming” could make her a Grammy winner alongside husband Barack and Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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A Philippine Airlines flight headed to Manila made an emergency landing Thursday shortly after leaving Los Angeles International Airport after its right engine apparently started shooting flames.
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Twenty-two years after two women were attacked in Alameda County, a suspect has been identified, using evidence from a discarded ice cream spoon.
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The men bought and sold dozens of “off-roster” weapons through private party transfers, prosecutors said, sometimes interacting with felons.
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PG&E estimated more than 450,000 customers could have their power shut off Wednesday, but only about 150,000 lost electricity. All power should be restored Thursday, the utility said.
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Rams receiver Brandin Cooks, who suffered two concussions this season and four in the last 21 months, said he never considered stepping away from football.
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The game of the week in college football is No. 8 Penn State trying to hand No. 2 Ohio State its first loss. But it’s not the only game worth watching in Week 13.
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College football Week 13 picks: USC won’t be surprised by UCLA like the Trojans were a season ago at the Rose Bowl. In the game of the day, take Ohio State over Penn State.
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In a move designed to answer Gov. Gavin Newsom’s call for change, the California Horse Racing Board announced on Thursday a series of proposals in an effort to improve safety and public perception.
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Wednesday’s Democratic debate broadcast, featuring a crowded stage filled with 2020 presidential contenders, attracted the smallest audience yet.
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Trump signed the bill, which will extend funding through Dec. 20, hours before government funding was set to expire.
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Trump’s former Russia advisor will use her opening statement to debunk a conspiracy theory about Ukraine interfering in the 2016 presidential election -- one that has been propagated by Rudy Giuliani.
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Democrats likely “Final Four” candidates offer a measure of diversity: A woman, an openly gay man; two of the oldest men ever to run for president, and the youngest. But missing is any candidate of color.
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