Vice President Kamala Harris and California Gov. Gavin Newsroom at a rally against the 2022 gubernatorial recall election in San Leandro. (Kent Nishimura / Los Angeles Times) After voters across the nation chose President-elect Donald Trump over Vice President Kamala Harris, California Gov. Gavin Newsom cautioned against buying into the first wave of hot takes … Read more
Washington state Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez addressing voters at a pub. (Mark Z. Barabak / Los Angeles Times ) Marie Gluesenkamp Perez has a blunt message for fellow Democrats as they wail and wonder how they’ll make their way back from the political wilderness. It’s going to take time. And lots of work. “This is … Read more
HBO ‘moved on.’ Residents of this small New York town are still fuming about network’s alleged role in a raging fire Hollywood came to town, bringing bright lights, movie stars and a glint of glory. In the foothills of the Catskill Mountains, Ellenville residents were thrilled when HBO began filming a Mark Ruffalo television series, … Read more
Former President Trump, center, walks by Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), left, outside the courtroom after the day’s proceedings in his trial May 16, 2024, in New York. Trump’s advisor Boris Epshteyn and attorney Emil Bove, right, follow behind him. (Mike Segar / Pool Photo via AP) Hello and happy Tuesday. There are 62 days until … Read more
The foreign leader who has most engaged President-elect Donald Trump is undoubtedly Benjamin Netanyahu. The Israeli prime minister was quick to congratulate the Republican leader, and the two have chatted by phone repeatedly since the election. Trump’s message? He reportedly told Netanyahu he wants Israel to wrap up its conflicts in the Gaza Strip and … Read more
Keith McAfee, Texas A&M; running back, dashed toward the Brigham Young sideline Saturday night after the Holiday Bowl, laughing and waving his arms, imploring the Cougar players to stay around for the award ceremony. “Come on, ya’ll, where are you going?” he said. “Stay around for your trophy. Don’t be like that.” The BYU players … Read more
Don Hornback will be spending most of Friday afternoon on the highway. While the rest of the Woodland Hills West baseball team will be winging its way skyward to the American Legion state playoffs in Yountville, Calif., Hornback will be several thousand feet below on Interstate 101. “No flying for me,” the West assistant said. … Read more
The economy and the poor state of public services remain priorities, but that doesn’t mean other issues should be ignored. A Quebec constitution would enshrine the rights of English-speakers to services in their language and to manage their own institutions, says Quebec Liberal Party policy committee chair André Pratte.Photo by Jacques Boissinot /The Canadian Press … Read more
There is a scene in “Dag,” an NBC comedy scheduled to premiere in the fall, that finds Delta Burke, as First Lady Judith Whitman, alone at an elegantly laid-out table, waiting to meet with her husband. The dining room is empty except for a handful of secret agents. As the minutes tick by, it becomes … Read more
A tattoo of scissors follows a seam along Olivia Jackson’s upper arm, below which the stunt performer’s arm is amputated. It is one way the former South African model brings levity to her life as she battles chronic pain that some days could only be met with tears and drug-induced sleep. Four years ago, the … Read more
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