Новости за 20.09.2017

Advertisers on Facebook no longer can use offensive search terms such as “Jew hater” and “how to burn Jews” to target specific audiences, the company said Wednesday.

Kenya's invalid election: Was it just incompetence? Or a conspiracy to steal the vote?

A Los Angeles County probation officer pleaded guilty Wednesday to two counts of assault after he was accused of sexually abusing several female inmates at a Santa Clarita juvenile hall, prosecutors said.

Jeremy Shockey is ready to field a winning offer for his Miami Beach digs.

Witness: The Tour is off to a shimmery start — and we’d expect no less from Katy Perry. The pop star kicked off her concert series at Montreal’s Bell Centre Tuesday night, where she wore a dress adorned with thousands of Swarovski crystals.

If London Fashion Week were a music festival, Tommy Hilfiger would be its headliner. On Tuesday night, Hilfiger brought the British leg of fashion month to a close with a star-studded — both on and off the catwalk — rock ’n’ roll-inspired extravaganza titled “TommyNow: Rock Circus,” featuring acrobats,...

NFL Thursday night

RAMS (1-1) AT

SAN FRANCISCO (0-2)

When: 5:15 p.m. PDT, Ch. 4 and NFL Network.

Line: Rams by 2.

Over/under: 40.

Sam Farmer’s pick: Despite losing at home to Washington, the Rams are finally dynamic on offense. They’re playing with confidence. The 49ers are pretty solid, but they...

To the editor: The really morbid consequence of passing off most of the responsibility for healthcare to the states is that the ones that do the best job will soon see a major influx of desperately ill patients moving in to take advantage of enlightened care. (“With a deadline approaching, Republicans'...

Marian Gaborik’s recovery from an offseason knee procedure is progressing, but the Kings’ forward said Wednesday there’s no timetable for his return.

Cal State trustees unanimously approved a salary increase for top executives at the end of a two-day meeting in which they also discussed budget shortfalls, enrollment growth and protections for immigration students.

The beloved 1948 film “The Red Shoes” wasn’t the first or last to portray ballet dancing as a fatal obsession, but it remains the most indelible. Celebrated choreographer and director Matthew Bourne has adapted that movie into a full-evening dance drama, and its American premiere Tuesday night...

To the editor: President Trump’s speech to the United Nations again illustrates his arrogance, ignorance and disregard for what is really at stake on the world stage. (“In first U.N. speech, Trump derides Kim Jong Un as ‘Rocket Man’ and threatens to ‘totally destroy’ North Korea,” Sept. 19)

In some ways, Godspeed You! Black Emperor and 2017 were made for each other.

A legal battle over records tied to former Los Angeles City Councilman Tom LaBonge will be settled after the city agreed to follow local and state laws on retaining city documents.

A building that survived the last earthquake will not necessarily survive the next one.

The theaters had wonderful, even poetic names: the Azteca, the Teatro Electrico, the Mayan, the California, the Roosevelt, the Mason and the Million Dollar.

Special counsel Robert S. Mueller III has sought a range of documents from the White House in recent weeks, suggesting his investigation into Russian meddling is now focusing at least in part on President Trump’s actions while in office, the New York Times reported, citing White House officials.

Los Angeles County education officials have launched an investigation into fiscal and legal questions surrounding a small public school district that has been enrolling Catholic school students.

Lillian Ross, a celebrated New Yorker magazine writer who created classics of literary journalism, including novel-length pieces on Ernest Hemingway and the making of a Hollywood movie, has died. She was 99.