Miller Sanford Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp runs after making a catch against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. Kupp sustained an ankle injury and sat out the entire second half of the 41-10 loss. (Ross D. Franklin / Associated Press) 1 GLENDALE, Ariz. — The Arizona Cardinals defeated the Rams, 41-10, on Sunday night at State Farm … Read more
Elijah Molden (22) celebrates his interception against the Carolina Panthers with Chargers teammates. The Chargers did a lot of celebrating in Charlotte. (Jared C. Tilton / Getty Images) 1 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The unbeaten Chargers won their first road game of the season Sunday,routing the Carolina Panthers 26-3. What we learned from the team’s most … Read more
9Tito Jackson has died, his family confirmed on Monday. He was 70. REUTERS Tito Jackson, the brother of Michael Jackson and a founding member of The Jackson 5, had died. He was 70. His family confirmed the news of his passing early morning Monday in a statement posted to Instagram. “It’s with heavy hearts that … Read more
The American soldier/author says Liberals ‘base their policies’ on Hamas lies, including denying Israel weapons to fight terror group John Spencer, Chair of Urban Warfare Studies at the Modern War Institute at West Point. Spencer was embedded with the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in Gaza three times, last December; February and July, 2024, to “explore … Read more
Conor Gallagher scored as Atletico Madrid continued their fine start to the season on Sunday (Picture: Getty Images) Diego Simeone loves the attitude of Conor Gallagher, full of praise for the summer signing after he scored his first goal for Atletico Madrid on Sunday. The England international opened the scoring in the first-half of a … Read more
Joshua trees are shown near Boron, Calif., last month, before tree-cutting crews arrived for solar power plant construction. (Courtesy of Roy Richards) To the editor: Your article describing habitat and wildlife destruction to construct a solar power plant in the Mojave Desert brings to mind the shameful government-subsidized Solyndra episode of years back. In that … Read more
Rancho Palos Verdes Mayor John Cruikshank holds a MAGA hat while listening to former President Trump speak Friday in his city. (Christina House / Los Angeles Times) To the editor: If, as Republican strategist Scott Jennings writes, former President Trump is in a strong position to win despite his debate performance, then there is something … Read more
Bees swarm a Modesto Fire Department truck on Sept. 5 as firefighters battle a blaze believed to have been started by a beehive smoker. (Jim Black / Modesto Fire Department) To the editor: As a student working toward my master’s degree in entomology, I am angry that people “keep” bees at all. (“In triple-digit heat, … Read more
An apartment building is seen under construction in downtown Los Angeles in 2016. (Christina House / Los Angeles Times) To the editor: The problem with the so-called mansion tax implemented by Measure ULA in the city of Los Angeles is the unintended consequences that outweigh any good it does. (“L.A.’s ‘mansion tax’ has collected $375 … Read more
(Beth Hoeckel / For The Times) This story is part of Image’s September Image Makers issue, celebrating some of the most daring and innovative artists working in fashion today. When loving a Libra — because, really, there is no choice but to love them — there’s one crucial caveat. Despite the aura they may cultivate … Read more
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