A chaotic shooting involving a suspect and a deputy U.S. marshal during an ICE operation underscores rising aggression in immigration crackdowns, raising concerns over enforcement tactics and public safety.
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The Los Angeles Times explores Barbara Kruger’s iconic artwork “Your body is a battleground” amid the ongoing Roe vs. Wade debate, highlighting its enduring impact on reproductive rights advocacy and feminist discourse.
Former Lakers guard signs with Greek basketball team weeks after a surprising arrest. The move marks a fresh start as he looks to rebuild his career overseas following recent legal troubles.
Amid Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension, ABC’s “The View” boldly declared, “No one silences us,” reaffirming their commitment to free speech and open dialogue. The statement marks a notable moment in the network’s ongoing tensions.
A fire at the Chevron oil refinery in the Los Angeles area has been contained, local authorities confirmed. No injuries reported as crews worked swiftly to control the blaze, ensuring public safety.
Virtually all major news outlets have rejected the Pentagon’s new restrictive press policy, calling it “without precedent.” The move raises concerns about transparency and press freedom in military reporting.
South Korea-owned webtoon giant launched its Nasdaq IPO, marking a major move in digital publishing. The listing highlights growing global interest in web-based comics and creative content platforms.
Lakers champ Byron Scott has named his all-time point guard GOAT in a recent Sports Illustrated interview. The NBA veteran praised the player’s leadership, skill, and impact on the game, sparking debate among fans.
Bill Simmons teased a potential “holiday news drop” regarding the ongoing Kawhi Leonard saga, hinting at upcoming developments in the controversial punishment discussion. Fans await clarity on the situation.
CBS News has committed to expanding its town hall and debate telecasts, partnering with a major sponsor to enhance political coverage. This move aims to boost public engagement ahead of upcoming elections.
COVID cases surge nationwide, with the highest rates reported in the Southwest as students return to school. Health officials urge caution amid rising hospitalizations and breakthrough infections.
The Turning Point youth conference commenced in Phoenix Monday without its founder, Charlie Kirk, who announced his absence due to personal reasons. The event continues with prominent conservative speakers and attendees.
Annie Wersching, known for her roles in “24” and as a voice actor in “The Last of Us,” has died at 45, the Los Angeles Times reports. Her impactful career spanned television and gaming, leaving a lasting legacy.
Tech industry leaders clash with a California college student who is raising critical concerns about artificial intelligence. Her insights urge state policymakers to rethink AI regulation amid rising tech tensions.
The Rams face the Seahawks Thursday night in a crucial NFC showdown. Experts weigh in on predictions, key player matchups, and updated odds ahead of kickoff. Stay tuned for detailed analysis and betting insights.
The Los Angeles Times has appointed Bryan West, a self-proclaimed Swiftie, as their new Taylor Swift reporter. West’s deep fandom is expected to bring unique insights to Swift’s evolving career coverage.
Nick Reiner, son of filmmaker Rob Reiner, has been charged with murder and faces potential life imprisonment, according to USA Today. Authorities are currently investigating the case. Further details have not yet been released.
WNBA star Sabrina Ionescu’s Los Angeles home was burglarized recently, authorities confirmed. The incident is under investigation, with no reported injuries. Ionescu has yet to comment publicly.
The Los Angeles Times unveils its picks for 2025’s best in entertainment: groundbreaking films, captivating TV shows, chart-topping music, acclaimed books, innovative art, and sharp comedy shaping the cultural landscape.
In Colombia, officials and citizens expressed anger and disbelief following former President Trump’s threats of U.S. military strikes. The remarks have sparked concern over regional stability and diplomatic relations.