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South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg and former Texas Rep. Beto O’Rourke debated over whether confiscating assault rifles goes too far.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren faces attacks on her healthcare plan from moderate rivals during the Democratic debate.
The 2020 Democratic candidates sounded pretty sure that Donald Trump should be impeached, though Tulsi Gabbard sounded uncertain.
After polling her Democratic members, Speaker Pelosi sticks to her decision against holding formal House impeachment vote.
Felicity Huffman went to a prison in Northern California where she will spend two weeks for conspiring to rig her daughter’s college entrance exams.
A magnitude 4.7 earthquake was reported at 12:42 p.m. Tuesday 12 miles from Hollister, Calif., according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
The L.A. City Council has voted to move forward with an effort to stop landlords from quickly evicting tenants or raising rent before a new state rental law takes effect.
President Trump faces a major international crisis of his own making — something he started and might not be able to stop.
Former Angels pitcher Matt Harvey and current pitchers Andrew Heaney, Trevor Cahill and Noe Ramirez are among the at least six players interviewed by the DEA.
A new state law mandating a later school start time for middle and high schools has drawn mixed reactions.
Since 1966 USC has cared for the historic Gamble House in Pasadena. Soon the university will hand off management as locals seek more control.
Gina Rodriguez was criticized for using the N-word while singing along to a Fugees song on Instagram. Then she apologized. Just another day on social media?
Jennifer Aniston made a grand entrance when she finally joined Instagram on Tuesday — and posted a selfie of the “Friends” cast.
The “eccentric billionaire” Hologram executive has been sued by multiple women for sexual harassment.
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Mexico has been busing migrants with U.S. court dates to its southern border with Guatemala.
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The Syrian city of Manbij, part of the territory controlled by Kurdish fighters backed by the United States until last week, appeared on the verge of being rushed by Turkish troops and Syrian rebel proxies gathered on the city’s outskirts.
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President Trump’s Syria withdrawal, decided after a single phone call, has been a gift to Russia and ISIS while it has worried Israel, other allies.
Lucas Kwan Peterson and Jazz Singsanong from Thai Town’s famous Thai food restaurant Jitlada head to LAX-C, a giant grocery store/warehouse full of all the food you can’t find at Ralphs or Vons.
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Off Menu is a new food show from the L.A. Times. Because food is relatable — everyone loves it and has an opinion about what’s good.
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Nepotism: It’s the oldest political grift in the world. Whether you’re a Biden in Ukraine, a Trump in China, a Clinton, Bush or McCain on network television: You got your job because you share your daddy’s name.
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Kevin McAleenan was the fourth Homeland Security chief in less than three years of the Trump administration. How many more can Trump squeeze in?
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John Bolton and others were apparently worried that Rudolph Giuliani’s work in Ukraine would blow up in Trump’s face. They got that one right.
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This week’s picks include a multi-genre sensation with a spectacular stage show and a tribute to a California legend.
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The U.S. men’s soccer team lost to Canada for the first time in 34 years, allowing second-half goals to Alphonso Davis and Lucas Cavallini in a 2-0 defeat in the CONCACAF Nations League.
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The carcasses of two western gulls were sent for necropsies to determine their cause of death after a dozen dead or sick sea gulls were found at Huntington State Beach.
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A vegetation fire also broke out and had burned about 15 acres by 5 p.m.
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Bennett Redell is the starting quarterback at Santa Ynez High School and the grandson of Bill Redell, the former football coach at Oaks Christian, Crespi and St. Francis.
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From behind-the-scenes stories of “Mary Poppins” and “The Sound of Music” to the pressures of balancing career and family, Julie Andrews talks candidly about the work involved in her amazing life and career.
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Mindy Kaling is pleased that her bad Emmys experience years ago means other women of color won’t have their eligibility challenged in the future.
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Maria Dizzia will star in “What the Constitution Means to Me” when it launches its national tour in Los Angeles and later Chicago.
The Lakers’ LeBron James received more backlash Tuesday for saying the previous day that freedom of speech can lead to ‘a lot of negative.’
Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman was noncommittal about Kenley Jansen remaining as the team’s closer in 2020.
Former Jaguars’ cornerback Jalen Ramsey is being traded to the Rams for two first-round picks in 2020 and 2021, and a fourth-round pick in 2021.
After abandoning the Los Angeles market for more than two decades, the NFL isn’t taking the right approach when it comes Rams and Chargers fans.
UCLA coach Chip Kelly says he hasn’t been paying attention to how Stanford has dominated the Bruins in recent years, but his players know the score.
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Get ready for The Taste Costa Mesa, an incredible weekend of food, drinks, and demos from the best of SoCal.
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Columna sobre adicciones y rehabilitación a las drogas
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El coordinador de las categorías juveniles de la Confederación Brasileña de Fútbol (CBF), el campeón mundial Branco, afirmó que Reinier fue desconvocado
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La primera temporada de la serie de producción mexicano-española “Hernán”, que relata las hazañas del conquistador español, se estrenará el próximo 21 de noviembre.
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It began as so many do — while reporting another story. A Times photographer and I were finishing an article about the odd and sometimes ingenious ways that homeless people seek — and find — shelter. Then we heard about a double murder-suicide.
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Three people bound by addiction and mental illness were searching for a place to belong. Their journey ended in a double murder-suicide.
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Why is it some athletes rise to the challenge while others don’t? A baseball historian says simply, “Baseball is an eternal mystery.”
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Boise is a midsize city with a manageable homeless population. But it is setting standards for how much bigger cities deal with homeless encampments.
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Gov. Newsom is facing criticism over his decisions for the $5 billion generated annually by gas taxes and vehicles fees that were increased by a 2017 law.
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Call it Peticare for all -- a statewide or national pet-insurance program that would cover all critters, regardless of pre-existing conditions.
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This week, 226 years since her execution, a new exhibition in Paris aims to show how Marie Antoinette’s image has undergone a makeover in recent years. From reviled royal to pop icon, her face now appears on gift shop souvenirs at her former home at Versailles, on bars of chocolate, hairbrushes, mugs, shopping bags, fridge magnets and various plastic souvenirs.
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#MeTooVoter was unveiled Tuesday, on the same day as the fourth Democratic presidential debate and reflects a frustration among activists that issues of sexual violence and harassment have largely been absent from campaigns.
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Nobody was injured when the explosive detonated at the Rossiter Elementary school playground in Montana on Tuesday morning, officials say.
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Russia deploys troops to keep apart advancing Syrian government and Turkish forces in northeast Syria and vows it will work to keep the two sides from fighting.
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What wearable wares from the current crop of Democratic candidates are stylish enough to stick around?
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Heidi Merrick’s rustic land in Ventura provided the backdrop for a runway show of her wide-ranging collection, which includes her first menswear pieces.
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The event raised a record-setting $2.7 million and featured a performance by Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Beck and a surprise appearance by Coldplay frontman Chris Martin. J.J. Abrams and wife Katie McGrath and Tom Ford and husband Richard Buckley served as the gala’s co-chairs.
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The Power of Women luncheon celebrated female luminaries for their philanthropic achievements including Brie Larson, Chaka Khan and Dana Walden.
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The increased number of satellites could help SpaceX target more markets.
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WeWork’s bankers are pitching investors on what would be one of the riskiest junk-debt offerings in recent years.
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Google hopes new AI-powered features, plus a carrier deal with AT&T, will help its Pixel take market share from Apple’s iPhone.
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Kunal Nayyar of “The Big Bang Theory” fame has paid $7.5 million for the former Hancock Park home of actor Nicolas Cage.
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The tradition that began in the Ahwahnee Hotel in 1927 lives on — with some updates. And you can still be part of it.
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The virtual-reality experience comes to L.A. in a free event about the impact of climate change.
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Repairs continue at the desert landmark has been shut since extreme flooding in 2015.
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Molokai wants to be left alone. Lanai embraces restoration efforts and some development. Both islands are ideal for those looking for the quiet side of Hawaii.
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TV Ratings Story Oct. 7 - 13, Wednesday, October 16, 2019
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“Lodge 49,” AMC’s beautiful, heartbreaking serial comedy, perfectly set up a third and final season. The network should let the creators bring it home.
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Drugs. Nudes. Guns. Threats. The allegations in the Jeremy Renner and ex-wife Sonni Pacheco’s custody battle are intense.
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Jason “Aquaman” Momoa is congratulating stepdaughter Zoë Kravitz on landing the role of Catwoman in “The Batman” with Robert Pattinson.
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Police in Northern California have identified the man who they say showed up at a police station with a body in his car and confessed to killing that person and an additional three members of a family.
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A woman accused in a Beverly Hills stalking incident was arrested outside the home of Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti on Monday evening, authorities said.
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A podcast from the Los Angeles Times and Futuro Studios looks at how Prop. 187 turned California into the progressive beacon it is today.
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Dozens of new apartments for homeless people could rise in Chatsworth after the Los Angeles City Council voted Tuesday to fund a rare proposal to build such housing in the northwest San Fernando Valley.
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She didn’t like coming off the bench for the U.S.
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Gerrit Cole held the New York Yankees scoreless without his sharpest stuff, Jose Altuve sparked Houston at the plate and the Astros locked down a 4-1 victory to take a 2-1 lead in the ALCS.
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Chargers’ offense can’t find the end zone and they need a 10-game win streak, starting with game at Tennessee, to match last season’s win total.
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Rachaad White, a top running back from Mt. San Antonio College, is the third junior college player to join the Bruins’ 2020 recruiting class.
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Kamala Harris urges anti-abortion forces ‘to keep their hands off of women’s bodies’
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The 12 Democratic presidential candidates crowded onto an Ohio stage for the fourth Democratic primary debate mostly agreed in the first section of questioning: Congress should pursue an impeachment inquiry against President Trump.
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Here’s the dirty little secret of covering a debate: Most of the reporters who travel hundreds of miles to be here will never get into the actual debate room.
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The October Democratic primary debate: Twelve candidates. One stage. Meet the presidential hopefuls who will vie for precious seconds in the spotlight.
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