Clinton Finishes 2nd; Other Rivals Far Back : Democrats: Result raises questions: Can Tsongas repeat? Is Arkansas governor on rebound or decline?

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Former Massachusetts Sen. Paul E. Tsongas, who made up in dogged determination whatever he lacked in charisma and funds, won the New Hampshire Democratic presidential primary Tuesday night, casting a cloud of uncertainty over the contest for the nomination. With the bulk of the precincts reporting, Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton was second, with 26% to … Read more

Prep talk: Highland’s Justin Wyatt gets final chance to coach son

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Highland coach Justin Wyatt with his quarterback son, Justin Jr. (Eric Sondheimer / Los Angeles Times) Justin Wyatt, the football coach at Highland High in Palmdale, has enjoyed every moment coaching his son, Justin Jr., a 6-foot-4 quarterback headed to Nevada. Their final game together will come on Friday when Highland plays St. Vincent de … Read more

Al Sharpton pocketed nearly $1 million in bonuses from his National Action Network nonprofit

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Rev. Al Sharpton has given himself hefty bonuses over the years as the founder and CEO of his nonprofit group National Action Network (NAN), in addition to his gig as an MSNBC host.  According to a review of NAN’s tax records, Sharpton began making “bonus & incentive compensation” listings in 2014 and would repeatedly do so … Read more

The Actors Roundtable: The fear factor behind great art

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The Actors Roundtable: The fear factor behind great art Once an actor finds his name popping up in Oscar conversations, he’s pretty much arrived in the industry, right? Actually, no, not necessarily, says Jeremy Strong, who plays unscrupulous lawyer and Donald Trump mentor Roy Cohn to much acclaim in “The Apprentice.” “There’s a thing called … Read more

Rangers’ Peter Laviolette tinkers with power play again

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BUFFALO — Head coach Peter Laviolette has reserved his power-play tweaks for the second unit lately. It is not the second power play, however, that hasn’t been able to get it done for the Rangers with the man advantage. They simply don’t get enough ice time to begin with. Mika Zibanejad celebrates after scoring a … Read more

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