Canada and China have launched harsh trade retaliations amid rising tensions, signaling significant challenges ahead for the Trump administration as it navigates escalating global trade conflicts.
Month: December 2025
The Los Angeles Times reflects on the potential closure of Bookforum, highlighting the vital role literary magazines play in fostering intellectual community and cultural dialogue in an increasingly digital world.
A California mother has filed a lawsuit against the Los Angeles school district, claiming her son suffered brain damage after a bullying attack at school. The case raises concerns about student safety and district accountability.
US business inventories rose as expected in June, signaling steady supply chain conditions. The increase aligns with market forecasts, reflecting continued cautious restocking amid economic uncertainty, Reuters reports.
Hamby and the Aces have agreed to dismiss a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit, resolving the dispute without further legal action. The settlement marks a significant development in workplace rights within professional sports.
Attendees at the Pacific Airshow mourned the absence of U.S. military aircraft, grounded due to the government shutdown. Despite the setback, organizers vowed the show must go on, maintaining a spirited atmosphere.
The latest government inflation and GDP data fail to reflect the current economic reality, experts warn. Volatile conditions and delayed reporting mean these figures will remain unreliable for months, complicating policy decisions.
Broncos fans face a pivotal Week 17, with Denver’s playoff hopes hinging on key matchups. Sports Illustrated breaks down which teams to root for to boost Denver’s postseason chances.
The Los Angeles Times reveals new details on how federal officers targeted Billie Holiday, highlighting a campaign driven by racial and political motives that deeply impacted the legendary singer’s life and career.
She was a rising senior on the honor roll, poised for a promising future. But an unexpected ICE raid shattered her life, highlighting the harsh impact of immigration enforcement on students’ lives and dreams.
Former generals voice concern as President Trump seeks to expand the National Guard’s domestic role. Critics warn the move may politicize the military and blur lines between national defense and law enforcement.
Anthony Ferguson has been named one of the 2025 Top 100 Accountants by the Los Angeles Business Journal. Recognized for his expertise and impact in the field, Ferguson continues to lead with innovative financial strategies.
Northwestern showcased dominance over Central Michigan in the Flexed on Central Michigan: 5 GameAbove Sports Bowl. Key takeaways highlight strategic plays, standout performances, and pivotal moments shaping the Wildcats’ victory.
The U.S. launched its first onshore wave energy project in Los Angeles, marking a milestone in renewable energy innovation. This initiative aims to harness ocean waves to generate clean power, boosting the city’s sustainable energy efforts.
The Trump White House signals a historic shift by considering a large-scale military deployment on U.S. soil, marking an unprecedented domestic operation that raises questions about civil-military boundaries.
In a provocative new memoir, a Jewish man recounts his unexpected encounters with neo-Nazis, weaving self-exploration, empathy, and sly humor into a compelling narrative examined by the Los Angeles Times.
A British expat in the US shares their Halloween experience, highlighting cultural differences and the festive traditions around trick-or-treating. Their learnings reveal the unique charm of American Halloween celebrations.
Federal forces deployed in U.S. cities have sparked confusion and concern. This article breaks down who they are, their authority, and the impact on communities, offering clarity amid rising tensions.
Elon Musk faces four major challenges as he aims to steer Tesla back on course. From production delays to market competition, these road bumps test the electric carmaker’s resilience and future growth plans.
The Bourguets clinched a thrilling victory at the USA Football Select Bowl in Los Angeles, showcasing exceptional skill and teamwork. Their win highlights Tucson’s rising football talent on a national stage.