After a day of nationwide protests, former President Trump’s military parade rolled through Washington, D.C., showcasing troops and equipment amid heightened security and mixed public reactions.
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Some teachers are facing layoffs in one state while being hired in another, highlighting regional disparities in education funding and staffing needs, according to a report by the Los Angeles Times.
Despite recent rigging allegations, Miss USA was crowned Miss Universe fairly, the pageant CEO affirmed. He emphasized the integrity of the judging process amid widespread controversy.
Recent fires in Los Angeles underscore growing concerns over an “uninsurable future,” as experts warn escalating wildfire risks threaten property insurance availability and affordability in the region.
Education Lab returns to Downtown LA with “Traces of Us” at Hauser & Wirth. The immersive exhibit explores identity and memory, engaging visitors through innovative educational programs and dynamic art installations.
Los Angeles explores new affordable housing locations to tackle rising demand. City officials and developers are targeting underutilized areas to boost supply and address the housing crisis, reports the Los Angeles Business Journal.
The 2025 MLB draft saw teams making strategic moves in the first 32 selections. USA Today grades each team’s performance, highlighting standout picks and unexpected misses that could shape the future of baseball.
Chicago prepares for large anti-ICE protests, with local leaders like Johnson denouncing Trump as a ‘tyrant.’ The demonstrations express strong opposition to immigration policies and ICE enforcement actions.
The St. Valentine’s Day Massacre, a notorious 1929 gangland killing in Chicago, saw seven members of Bugs Moran’s gang brutally murdered. The event marked a turning point in the violent era of Prohibition-era organized crime.
About 700 Marines are being mobilized to support law enforcement amid protests in Los Angeles. The deployment aims to help maintain order as demonstrations continue across the city, according to CNN.
National Guard troops have arrived in Los Angeles following violent clashes during immigration protests. Authorities aim to restore order as tensions escalate in the city, according to ABC News.
The rift between former President Trump and Gov. Newsom widens amid escalating crises in Los Angeles, with sharp political exchanges highlighting tensions over the city’s handling of homelessness and public safety.
Toddlers have been found climbing into unsecured above-ground pools, prompting a massive recall to prevent accidents. Safety experts urge stronger barriers as incidents rise nationwide.
US refiners are considering a shift to alternative lighter crude oils amid concerns over potential tariffs on imports tied to the Trump administration’s trade policies, Reuters reports. This move aims to mitigate costs and supply risks.
Former President Trump has authorized the deployment of 2,000 National Guard troops to Los Angeles amid ongoing protests over ICE policies, aiming to restore order and support local law enforcement, officials say.
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the use of the National Guard for ICE raids will end tomorrow at noon amid ongoing protests in Los Angeles. The move marks a shift in state response to federal immigration enforcement.
Los Angeles sees a surge in military presence as federal troops remain deployed amid rising tensions. The Trump administration doubles down on security measures, sparking debate over the city’s militarization and civil rights implications.
The Game Awards will spotlight titles like “Hogwarts Legacy” and “The Last of Us” during a special concert at the Hollywood Bowl, celebrating iconic video game music and culture, the Los Angeles Times reports.
The Anthony Davis-Luka Doncic trade debate reignited following a controversial player rankings list by Sports Illustrated. Fans and analysts clash over the NBA stars’ relative value, stirring fresh trade chatter.
Shohei Ohtani reflects on the Dodgers’ World Series victory and his historic $700 million contract. “What more can you ask for?” Ohtani told USA Today, highlighting his excitement for the future with Los Angeles.