Новости за 27.01.2023

A major social theory focused on premature mortality for white Americans — but excluded data representing Indigenous people.

As parents, we expect that our sons and daughters will be treated equally if they attend a public school. But it's clear that in many cases, girls' bodies and clothes are policed more than boys'.

Conservatives vilify school librarians as "groomers and pedophiles" for stocking LGBTQ and racially themed books. "We have been cursed," said one librarian.

Since the Reagan era, courts and politicians have allowed personal liberty to overshadow the common good on guns and the 2nd Amendment.

Following the new double-dipping template of memoir and documentary, Pamela Anderson finally tells her own story with remarkable matter-of-factness.

Varios grupos de apoyo del Galaxy se unieron recientemente para enviar un comunicado en el que piden concretamente la destitución del actual presidente Chris Klein de su cargo en el club.

USC has struggled to stand out in the Pac-12, but its stunning comeback win over No. 8 UCLA will help it get on college basketball's national radar.

The UCLA offense was incapable of finding proficient ways to score in a loss to USC that questions whether the Bruins are among the nation's elite teams.

Taylor Lee Harris, 31, was arrested near Desert Hot Springs and charged with murder. The Jan. 9 crash killed Christopher Amaya-Pineda, 13, and Damian Amaya-Pineda, 18 months.

Paul George finishes with a game-high 35 points as the Clippers extend their winning streak to four games in a 138-100 win over the San Antonio Spurs.

Police responding to a disturbance call were told a suspect inside was lighting things on fire. The suspect was arrested, and more than 100 firefighters extinguished the blaze.

Despite an injured ankle, the Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes said after practice for the AFC title game vs. the Bengals: "I feel like I can still do a lot of things."

State Bar of California files disciplinary charges against Orange County attorney John Eastman, accusing him of multiple ethics violations stemming from his actions while advising then-President Trump on how to overturn the 2020 election.

At long last, Disneyland has a ride themed to Mickey Mouse. The new Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway is a charmer, a lighthearted addition to Toontown that celebrates modern animation.

The explosion was reported at 4 p.m. at the three-story science building at 923 Bloom Walk on the University of Southern California campus.

The judge granted a preliminary injunction on the grounds that the scientific consensus about COVID-19 is still evolving, making the law difficult to enforce.

For Nadya Tolokonnikova, the "band" famous for fighting Russian patriarchy was an art project. With the "Putin's Ashes," exhibit she's expanding her medium.

Lakers forward LeBron James was named an NBA All-Star for a record-tying 19th time and will serve as a captain for the sixth straight year.

The death comes less than two months after a sanitation truck struck and killed a pedestrian in San Pedro.

Deon Taylor, contemporary Hollywood's chief purveyor of the mid-budget adult thriller, overstuffs his latest movie, 'Fear,' with so many ideas, it fails to generate any scares of its own.

Do you have an Asian American senior in your life? Some of them may not relate to Western ideas of mental health but may still need your support after the recent shootings in Monterey Park and Half Moon Bay. Here's some expert advice.

Lukas Dhont's artful tearjerker, nominated for the Academy Award for best international feature, prettifies a hard-hitting subject.

"Alma del Barrio" became one of the most celebrated radio shows of its kind in the United States, and Lopez was among its most celebrated voices.

Tracy Kidder joins the L.A. Times Book Club to discuss "Rough Sleepers," about a doctor's mission to bring healing to homeless people.

Can Southwest repair its flight network and reputation after it canceled nearly 17,000 December flights? Are other airlines vulnerable?