Новости за 26.02.2018

It should be obvious to anyone with a lick of sense that the single most insane idea for addressing the crisis of school shootings is the arming of teachers.

Bill Cosby's 44-year-old daughter Ensa Cosby died Friday in Massachusetts from kidney disease, a spokesman for the comedian said Monday.

The similarities between school shooters Nikolas Cruz and Adam Lanza reveal important gaps in the U.S. mental health treatment system, according to a psychologist who has studied Lanza in depth.

Los Angeles police fatally shot a man armed with a weapon Monday in Panorama City after responding to a call about a subject who was possibly mentally ill, authorities said.

Joaquin Oliver was a big Miami Heat fan who was thrilled about the return of Dwyane Wade to the team the NBA superstar led to three championships. That’s what the officiant who led Oliver’s Feb. 17 memorial service said.

Joaquin Oliver was a big Miami Heat fan who was thrilled about the return of Dwyane Wade to the team the NBA superstar led to three championships. That’s what the officiant who led Oliver’s Feb. 17 memorial service said.

Set aside what you think of guns or immigration as a matter of public policy or even morality. Instead, think of them as dye-markers of how our cultural politics and the nature of the two parties have changed over time.

One of President Trump’s main campaign platforms was to build a border wall. Now at the beginning of his second year in office, Congress is locked in a stalemate over funding the wall and providing a pathway to citizenship for so-called Dreamers.

The Ducks completed a deal just before Monday's trade deadline, though it's not nearly the kind of splash many of their Western Conference foes made at the same time.

Kyle MacLachlan, known for playing FBI Special Agent Dale Cooper in the David Lynch series “Twin Peaks,” is on the hunt for a tenant in Hollywood Hills West. He’s listed his English country-style home for lease at $25,000 per month.

To the editor: Thanks to the Los Angeles Times for addressing the city’s homelessness problem and calling it what it really is: a national disgrace. (“Los Angeles’ homelessness crisis is a national disgrace,” editorial, Feb. 25)

Two Los Angeles police officers pleaded no contest Monday to sexually assaulting multiple women, a pattern of predation in which one partner often served as the lookout while the other carried out an attack in their unmarked police car.

Hundreds of residents of Orange City, Iowa, are urging the town's library to label and segregate books that deal with LGBTQ themes, the Des Moines Register reports.

At its annual affair, the ballet raises more than $1 million for programming and educational outreach.

Architect Paul Williams became known as an architect to the stars during his six-decade career catering to the Hollywood elite.

The mayor of Oakland this weekend warned her residents of coming ICE sweeps, saying it was her “duty and moral obligation” to warn immigrants when a threat “appears imminent.”

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday ordered a daily cease-fire in eastern Ghouta, the Syrian rebel-held enclave near the capital Damascus and the target of a ferocious government assault that has turned life in the region, according to the U.N., into “hell on Earth.”

The Ducks didn't win, but they were lucky to even grab a point, one they might need when it's all said and done. Rickard Rakell, somehow, managed to find the back of the net twice in the game's final 21 seconds to push the game to overtime.

Despite the movie being ineligible for this year's awards, "Black Panther" fever took over the American Black Film Festival Honors on Sunday night.

Thundercat, “Drank” (Brainfeeder). Last year, the Los Angeles bassist issued his funk gem “Drunk,” and this new reworking suggests that in the interim, he’s been steeping the finished tapes in cough syrup.