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Supreme Court upholds adoption law seeking to protect Native American children

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the landmark federal adoption law that seeks to keep Native American children with tribal families.

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Independent reform group recommends expanding LA City Council to 25 members

For the past half-year, a small group of leading scholars has been quietly meeting to envision a less broken version of Los Angeles city government.

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Bounced paychecks, frozen 401(k)s — How Fresno's 'shining star' let down the people it aimed to serve

In retrospect, the signs that trouble was brewing for Bitwise Industries had been piling up for months.

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Taiwan’s ‘West Wing’-style hit completely ignores China. For some, that’s the draw

TAIPEI, Taiwan — Plagiarism rumors. Election rallies featuring inflated batons and cheers for “frozen garlic.” Boozy karaoke after-parties.

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'The Last Dance' started a flood of sports docs. And the 'danger of oversaturation' is real.

LOS ANGELES — Even compared to the overall growth spurt that's come to TV with the rise of streaming, documentaries about sports are the gifts that keep on winning.

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Editorial: Will the Golden Globes still be golden as a for-profit show?

A group of foreign journalists covering Hollywood banded together 80 years ago into the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and created the Golden Globes, a quirky, irreverent awards show, televised for decades, that people watched for fun and actors attended because they knew people would be watching.

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Commentary: Here’s Trump’s outlandish and dangerous plan to beat the classified documents case

Donald Trump sat glowering in court Tuesday, arms crossed over his chest, while his lawyer entered a plea of not guilty to a 37-count federal indictment on espionage, conspiracy, obstruction and other charges. Hours later, addressing a rally and then a candlelight dinner at his Bedminster, New Jersey, golf club…

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Jackie Calmes: If the GOP candidates won't take on Trump, why run at all?

Much like most of the other Republicans supposedly taking on Donald Trump for the 2024 presidential nomination, his former veep, Mike Pence, made a show on Saturday of lamenting Trump's "unprecedented indictment by a Justice Department run by the current president of the United States and potential political rival."

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It's summer and pool season. Here's how to keep your kids safe

With summer just ahead, federal safety officials are warning people about the risk of children drowning, and offering tips and precautions designed to prevent such tragedies.

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Robin Abcarian: Chris Christie won't win, but at least he's speaking truth to Trump

Out of the miasma of Republican denial, a bold truth teller has emerged.

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LZ Granderson: Trump was just arraigned on federal charges. The media are already getting it wrong

Donald Trump is in legal trouble again. But then, he has been in legal trouble my entire life.

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Commentary: Affirmative action isn’t hurting Asian Americans. Here’s why that myth survives

The Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action, focusing on whether Harvard’s consideration of race in admissions intentionally discriminates against Asian Americans, is expected this month. A big part of our research has been to identify anti-Asian discrimination, so we understand how charges that Asian Americans are held to a higher…

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In burned-out groves of giant sequoias, crews plant seeds of hope. Will they survive?

SEQUOIA CREST, Calif. — The worker stabbed the loamy soil with a hoedad, dropped in a delicate sequoia seedling and tamped the dirt tight around it. As he moved on to the next spot, and then the next, the hillside of the Alder Creek Grove slowly filled with small clumps…

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From L.A. Country Club perspective, U.S. Open already changing community

LOS ANGELES — It’s called the U.S. Open, but Fred Terrell believes it will help close the gap in Los Angeles.

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says migrants transported to Los Angeles by bus

LOS ANGELES — Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced Wednesday on social media that migrants had been transported from Texas to Los Angeles.

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Chargers' Mike Williams finally addresses controversial injury that cost him playoffs

LOS ANGELES — Brandon Staley spent several days late last season defending his decision to play his starters as much as he did in a regular-season finale that was statistically meaningless for the Chargers.

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A's going, going, all but gone from Oakland as bill to fund Las Vegas stadium passes

The Oakland Athletics appear to be two small steps from extinction.

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Twitter hit with $250 million copyright infringement lawsuit from music publishers

A coalition of music publishers, including Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music and Sony Music Publishing, is suing Twitter over "massive copyright infringement" involving the companies' respective music catalogs.

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U.S. Open golfers still telling ‘Tiger Tales’ despite Woods’ absence

LOS ANGELES — Tiger Woods’ plan was sparse yet clear. He said at the Genesis Invitational at Riviera Country Club in February that he’d play in the four majors this year. Nothing more was guaranteed.

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She said Starbucks fired her because she’s white. Jury agreed and awarded her $25.6 million

Starbucks has been ordered to pay tens of millions of dollars to a former regional manager who sued the company for wrongful termination and said she was fired because she is white.

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First lady Jill Biden raises money for President Biden’s reelection campaign in Hollywood

LOS ANGELES — First lady Jill Biden touted her husband’s accomplishments on job creation, gun-control legislation and infrastructure investment as she courted donors on Wednesday in her first California fundraising trip since President Joe Biden announced he would seek reelection.

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P-22, whose death came after a car hit him, was already critically ill, necropsy shows

The big cat known as P-22, who eked out his existence in Griffith Park for over 10 years, suffered from kidney disease, arthritis and other chronic conditions before his death in December, according to the final results of a necropsy released Wednesday.

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Rock musician Jesse Malin reportedly paralyzed from the waist down after spinal stroke

Rock musician Jesse Malin, whose hardcore band was famously banned from "Saturday Night Live" in 1981, suffered a rare spinal stroke earlier this year, causing him to be paralyzed from the waist down, according to a report.

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No more lip-sync battles for Tom Holland: 'I'd rather go and play golf'

Tom Holland is most famous for playing Peter Parker, aka Spider-Man, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But he is perhaps most revered for dancing and lip-syncing to Rihanna's "Umbrella" on reality television.

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