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The Times Podcast: Paul Bresciani
The Times podcast: Coyotes go urban; humans freak out in Texas The Times' podcast with my colleague, Paul Bresciani, is a continuing commentary on the world around us and the events that shape our...
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The National Book Awards Nominated Books About Women
L.A.'s Tess Gunty, Imani Perry among winners of 2022 National Book Awards A long-running series highlights the books that have been nominated and that have won the National Book Award since 1945, in New...
world
The Los Angeles City Charter is a partisan issue
Letters to the Editor: L.A. needs city charter reform. Nury Martinez and her colleagues show why L.A. residents should support the most recent version of a charter revision as they prepare next month to...
technology
The first homicide in Yellowstone National Park since 1996
Foot found floating in Yellowstone hot spring belonged to 70-year-old L.A. man A woman found a wallet, ID and a hand-drawn picture of her late ex-husband, David Bissonnette, in a hot-spring pool at Yellowstone...
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The Latest New Players in the WTA
The WTA and Women’s Tennis Struggle With Challenges From Beyond the Court With the 2017 season now in the books, it’s time to take a look at what tennis fans can expect in 2018...
technology
La Quinta proposes to build a high-end hotel on a vast expanse of dry land
Proposed surf park in California desert is rejected by La Quinta City Council TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — La Quinta, Calif.’s most populated city, is proposing to build a high-end surf hotel with a beachfront fronting...
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The Kilimanjaro Expedition
A climb up Mt. Kilimanjaro before the storied snows turn to dust To reach the summit at the end of a grueling day’s climbing, we needed to leave the comfort of the lodge at...
health
The Problem with Food Stamps
Op-Ed: Free food for all? Absolutely. In this age of abundance, it should be a human right. But how do you enforce it? Should you rely on food stamps, or should you look at...
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The California couple sued for running a red light in front of a sheriff’s office
Column: Is turning right on a red light your California birthright? Absolutely not! A federal court ruled unanimously Monday that drivers who run red lights are still subject to criminal penalties and that those...
asia
The most crass politicians in Australia
Australian Parliament censures former prime minister over sex, scandalous comments Updated Prime Minister Tony Abbott has been censured by the Australian Parliament after describing his predecessor, Kevin Rudd, as a "bully" and a "coward"...
