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Lebanon’s prime minister, Saad Hariri, resigned Saturday during a trip to Saudi Arabia, where he launched a televised verbal attack on that country’s regional rival Iran, heightening a simmering fight for political control of Lebanon.

Dozens of protesters took to the streets of downtown Los Angeles on Saturday, nearly one year after the election of Donald Trump as president spurred massive demonstrations across the U.S.

When tales of young couples being snatched off beaches by North Korean agents first began to circulate around Japan in the late 1970s, they were dismissed by most Japanese as conspiracy theory paranoia. But as years went by, evidence mounted that North Korea had in fact engaged in a systematic...

The ousted leader of Catalonia remained the subject of a European arrest warrant Saturday as questions mounted over how long he would elude the Spanish justice system by staying undercover in Belgium and delaying extradition.

For the first time, the City Section is having an eight-team Open Division for its football playoffs. The school that drew probably the unluckiest seed is San Pedro, which picked up the No. 8 seed on Saturday and must face No. 1 Narbonne for the second time this season.

The vehicle of an armed suspect who is believed to have abducted his 1-month-old son was spotted at Los Angeles International Airport early Saturday, authorities said.

Back-to-back losing seasons are rare at UCLA, though they don’t necessarily result in the dismissal of the head coach.

Anti-Trump protesters are planning to take to the streets of downtown Los Angeles on Saturday, nearly one year after the presidential election spurred massive demonstrations across the U.S.

The NBA features the unexpected.

Kawhi Leonard’s giant mitts rip balls away from strong two-hand grips. Steph Curry turns contested crossover dribbling into wide-open three-point looks. Kevin Love makes retreating defenses futile with outlets from one key to the other.

Like its stars, the NBA has...

“Deplorable,” “disturbing” and “embarrassing” are adjectives some members of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence used almost three years ago in response to a report investigating the CIA’s use of enhanced interrogation techniques after 9/11. The declassified portion of the report is available...

Renita Barbee, 52, has begun packing up the belongings in her rented South Los Angeles home. She was trying hard to hold her composure as she told her story the other day. But at times, her eyes filled.

A shooting on a party bus on Santa Monica’s Ocean Avenue early Saturday left one person dead and three others injured, and authorities are still searching for multiple gunmen.

Superman's birth-city of Kandor was the subject of an extensive body of work by artist Mike Kelley.

The exhibition, part of Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA, turns the entire museum interior into a giant cabinet of curiosities - very cold curiosities.

What’s happening in the NBA? Check out these trending items early in the season.

Luke Butler's paintings and drawings inject morbidity into ubiquitous media imagery

Welcome to the first Saturday in November. We won’t talk about baseball, except to say that an excellent meal at a great restaurant or in your own kitchen can buoy your spirits, at least a little bit. The holidays can also cheer you up, hopefully, as can baking. To help you with that, our seventh...