US Marines have reportedly carried out their first known detention of a civilian in Los Angeles amid ongoing unrest. Details remain limited as the incident marks a rare military role in domestic law enforcement.
Labor unions have emerged as pivotal forces in the L.A. immigration protests, uniting workers and amplifying demands for reform. Their involvement has reshaped the movement, highlighting labor rights alongside immigration issues.
Mexico has vowed retaliation against U.S. tariffs imposed by President Trump but has not specified which sectors or goods will be targeted. The move escalates trade tensions between the two nations, Reuters reports.
Trump’s tariffs have intensified challenges for Hollywood in China, further restricting American films’ market access. Industry experts warn these trade barriers could accelerate the decline of U.S. cinema’s influence in the region.
Los Angeles Mission College unveils its transformative new campus designed by Cannon Design. The project blends modern architecture with sustainable features, enhancing educational spaces while fostering community engagement.
The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against Chicago, arguing the city’s sanctuary policies undermine federal immigration enforcement efforts. The move escalates tensions over local resistance to immigration crackdowns.
The cost of work visas has surged, putting added financial pressure on many of California’s small businesses. This spike challenges their ability to hire skilled workers amid an already tough economic climate.
The Cincinnati Bengals face the Los Angeles Chargers in a pivotal NFL Week 11 clash. This article covers expert predictions, key picks, and the latest betting odds for Sunday’s high-stakes showdown.
Nearly 700 Marines are deploying to Los Angeles to aid authorities amid rising unrest. California Gov. Gavin Newsom condemned the move, labeling it a “deranged fantasy” fueled by former President Trump’s rhetoric.
Los Angeles police have initiated mass arrests in downtown following the enforcement of a new curfew. The move aims to curb unrest and maintain order amid escalating tensions, drawing widespread attention.
Billionaire Elon Musk’s expanding influence over U.S. government contracts sparks debate over transparency and power. Critics warn of a “shadow government” shaping policy through private ventures.
That thing we knew was coming happened in “The Last of Us” Season 2 Episode 2, igniting intense fan reactions. The Los Angeles Times breaks down the pivotal moment and its impact on the series’ unfolding narrative.
President Trump has signed an executive order to dismantle the Education Department, fulfilling a major campaign promise. The move aims to shift control of education to states and reduce federal oversight.
London faces a surge in knife crime, prompting officials to consider Chicago’s intervention strategies. Could adopting its community-focused and prevention-led model help curb the violence and restore safety?
Bonduelle, the French vegetable giant, is expanding into the U.S. market with a new distribution center in Los Angeles. The move aims to boost its presence and meet growing demand for fresh, convenient produce.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have reportedly reached a new agreement with outfielder Teoscar Hernández, securing the player for the upcoming season, sources tell KTLA. Further contract details are pending.
Marines have been deployed in Los Angeles on orders from former President Trump as protests continue with subdued intensity. Authorities maintain a cautious watch amid calls for calm.
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Former President Trump has described Los Angeles as facing a “migrant invasion.” Al Jazeera examines the facts behind this claim, analyzing migrant numbers and local impact to separate rhetoric from reality in the city’s evolving immigration landscape.
A judge will hear California’s lawsuit against former President Trump over deploying federal troops in Los Angeles. The case questions the legality of the move amid ongoing protests, highlighting state-federal tensions.
The U.S. women’s World Cup loss underscores the harsh reality highlighted in “Barbie”: female athletes face intense scrutiny and are rarely allowed the margin to fail without facing backlash.