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Protesters condemn the attack, which police say has yielded no suspects. But critics of the church also say they feel compelled to suspend protests against a preacher who spreads hate.
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Since the start of the pandemic in March, the Wilmington Teen Center has had to curtail nearly all youth activities. It now functions more like a community pantry.
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A show about teenage karate warriors, “Cobra Kai” offers insights on repentance, redemption, forgiveness and unity in the face of existential evil.
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Salam International is in the business of death. For the last 12 months, body bags have made life hectic for the Laguna Hills supplier. COVID-19 has been “good for our business, but it’s not good for the community,” owner Abdul Salam said. “Record earnings, yes, but the emotional toll is more.”
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A Black Lives Matter mural on a utility box in Sylmar has become a flashpoint for artistic freedom.
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Trump thinks of himself as a modern-day caudillo — the stock strongman of Latin American politics. In nearly every factor that characterizes this sorry lot of leaders, he fails and fails again.
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I can predict the future. And I see great times ahead for us. Call me Gustradamus.
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Repeat after me, gentle readers: 2020 is over. Time to move on to 2021. Even if life doesn’t seem to want to.
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An oddly shaped tree became the breakout star of the cult movie “Blood In, Blood Out.” A Facebook post caused its legions of fans to worry it was going to be chopped down.
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After a cruel 2020 and months of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s high time to be angry — but not without the requisite ingredient to making it constructive: hope.
