Miller Sanford University of California police officers face pro-Palestinian protesters outside Dodd Hall at UCLA on June 10. (Etienne Laurent / AFP via Getty Images) UCLA police, who were called on to handle some of the nation’s largest campus protests over the Israel-Hamas war last spring, are asking for approval to double their stockpile of pepper balls … Read more
Optimism can be a useful coping mechanism for cancer patients, specialists say, or unwelcome pressure to smile the disease away A breast cancer survivor poses for a photo during the ninth edition of the project “Una pincelada por la vida” (A brushstroke for life), in Zapopan, Jalisco state Mexico, on September 8, 2024.Photo by ULISES … Read more
‘It’s really sad’: River dries up abruptly in Bakersfield, leaving thousands of dead fish Over the last three weeks, ecologist Rae McNeish and her students have watched as a flowing river has abruptly dwindled to a dry riverbed. While conducting biological surveys along the Kern River in Bakersfield, they have seen water retreat into stagnant … Read more
While there were no injuries in the blaze, damage to the dwelling was severe. A Montreal fire truck navigates a street under construction.Photo by Dave Sidaway /Montreal Gazette Montreal police arson squad investigators have been assigned to examine the circumstances of a suspicious fire that broke out a little after midnight Thursday in a residence … Read more
“Will such issues as crumbling infrastructure, deteriorating health care and the lack of teachers be solved if the word “Hi” is eliminated?” A screenshot from the Quebec government’s new TV ad campaign promoting the French language.Photo: Facebook With a provincial deficit of $11 billion, it is interesting that the Legault government has been able to … Read more
Column: The Sparks’ dud owners need to buy into the hot WNBA … or sell the team It is a game involving the hottest league in America, yet the atmosphere on Figueroa is deathly cold. On a recent midweek night in September, Crypto.com Arena is truly a crypt. There are rows and rows of empty seats. … Read more
(Tim Hubbard / Los Angeles Times) 1 Los Angeles Times NFL writer Sam Farmer examines the matchups this week. Lines according to FanDuel Sportsbook (O/U = over/under). Record last week 8-8 (.500); season 19-13 (.594). Using point spreads with the scores Farmer predicted, the record against the spread last week would have been 7-8-1 (.467); … Read more
Chargers defensive tackle Poona Ford celebrates after his interception against the Raiders that sealed the Week 1 victory. (Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times) It was the Chargers’ first major opportunity to reintroduce themselves. On fourth and one in the season opener, however, it wasn’t Joey Bosa or Khalil Mack who made the play that … Read more
Multiple Trump supporters claim they suffered a mysterious eye injury and were forced to seek medical attention over the “unbearable” pain after sitting behind the former president during his rally in Arizona. Mayra Rodriguez was among Trump’s most loyal backers seated in a confined portion of the right side of the stage behind the former … Read more
Former President Trump, onstage with Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders after she introduced him at a town hall event in Flint, Mich., on Tuesday. (Paul Sancya / Associated Press) My husband and I have three children. This makes us many things: Proud, exhausted, delighted, occasionally irritated, perpetually anxious, often overwhelmed by love and strangely aware … Read more
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