Live updates: Marines remain on standby outside Los Angeles as protests escalate across the US. Authorities brace for potential unrest amid growing demonstrations on various social and political issues.
Former President Trump staunchly defended his decision to deploy military forces to Los Angeles during his visit to Fort Bragg, sparking debate over the use of armed troops in a domestic setting.
The 2025 box office is struggling with disappointing ticket sales. Industry experts debate whether the slump stems from a lack of compelling releases or waning audience interest amid shifting entertainment habits.
The Wall Street Journal reports that America’s education system faces challenges from an oversupply of schools. This surplus strains resources and efficiency, prompting calls for consolidation and reform nationwide.
EXPLAINER: An expert clarifies that having a criminal conviction abroad does not prevent the U.S. from pursuing charges. Jurisdiction and separate legal systems allow the U.S. to initiate its own prosecutions, WTTW News reports.
Los Angeles wildfires have destroyed thousands of homes, as the death toll rises to 10, Reuters reports. Firefighters continue battling the blazes amid strong winds and dry conditions, with evacuations underway.
The Seattle Storm face the Los Angeles Sparks in a key WNBA showdown. Catch the game live on ESPN at 7:00 PM ET. For full broadcast details and streaming options, visit Yahoo Sports for the latest updates.
Marines have been deployed to bolster security in Los Angeles as cities nationwide prepare for ‘No Kings’ rallies. Officials aim to prevent unrest amid growing tensions across the country.
On Monday, June 16, protests in Los Angeles slowed significantly, as authorities assessed damages nearing $20 million. City officials continue efforts to restore order and address the financial impact of recent unrest.
Los Angeles police arrested a further 10 people on Sunday amid ongoing unrest. The arrests follow days of protests and clashes, as authorities strive to restore order in the city. More updates to follow.
Los Angeles Film Critics have named Bong Joon-ho’s “Parasite” the best film of the year. The acclaimed South Korean thriller continues to garner international recognition for its sharp social commentary and storytelling.
A Los Angeles school had an unusual start to the year when a coyote wandered into a classroom on the first day of school. Authorities safely removed the animal, ensuring students’ safety.
The University of Chicago Crime Lab Director analyzed 2022 data, highlighting complex trends in Chicago’s crime rate. While some violent crimes declined, others saw fluctuations, underscoring the need for targeted interventions.
Advanced Networks unveils cutting-edge managed IT services, transforming business efficiency across Los Angeles. This innovation promises streamlined operations and enhanced security for local enterprises.
The 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles promise thrilling competition from July 14 to August 1. Key venues include the iconic Coliseum and new state-of-the-art arenas, featuring traditional and emerging sports.
About 700 Marines have been mobilized to support the National Guard amid ongoing immigration protests. The military presence aims to assist local authorities in managing unrest and ensuring public safety, NBC News reports.
Cars set ablaze as protests escalate in Los Angeles. The National Guard has been deployed to restore order amid rising tensions. Authorities urge calm as demonstrations continue to intensify across the city.
The ‘No Kings’ protest in Los Angeles aims to challenge authority and demand social justice. Organizers expect a large turnout, emphasizing peaceful demonstration and calls for systemic reform.
“The Last of Us” Season 2 deepens its exploration of survival, revealing it’s more than mere existence. The Los Angeles Times highlights the show’s intense storytelling and complex character journeys in its latest review.
A protest against a Pride Month assembly at a Los Angeles school escalated into violence, prompting police intervention. The incident highlights ongoing tensions over LGBTQ+ issues in California schools.