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Los Angeles Times
The Los Angeles Times is an American daily newspaper that began publishing in Los Angeles, California, in 1881. Based in the Greater Los Angeles city of El Segundo, it is the sixth-largest newspaper in the U.S. As of 2025, it had approximately 63,000 print subscribers and 243,000 digital subscribers. The paper has won over 52 Pulitzer Prizes since 1942.
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President Trump on Friday announced his appointment of Stephen Miller as his chief of staff, to replace Susie Wiles.
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Meghan Markle's father, Thomas Markle, was arrested Friday on a child pornography charge after federal authorities raided two storage units he allegedly rents in California.
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Democratic upsets in this year's midterms could reshape the electoral map, and the fight for the White House in 2028.
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Trump has vowed to "keep fighting" for permanent daylight saving time. A bill to accomplish that passed the House this summer but has stalled in the Senate with weeks left before recess.
Iris Kwok ·
Newsom's decision, as he ponders a run for the White House, is a self-inflicted test of political endurance from a savvy politician who didn't need to go there.
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Dhillon has been a powerful and divisive figure inside the Justice Department since her confirmation last year as assistant attorney general.
Kevin Rector ·
Russell Brand was convicted of rape and sexual assault charges in a London courtroom on Thursday, years after a damning investigation by British media.
Alexandra Del Rosario ·
Yolanda Renee King, the only grandchild of Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King, voted for the first time. 'I want to lead the way they did.'
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In Texas, voters in majority-Latino districts near San Antonio and along the border helped Democrats break Republicans' longstanding grip on the state to win the races for governor, lieutenant governor and senator.
Andrea Castillo ·
Congressional Democrats vowed to put the Trump administration on the defensive with subpoenas and hearings, but said the top priority would be what carried them to power: making life more affordable.
Ana Ceballos, Justine McDaniel ·
Not since voters were repulsed by President Nixon after the Watergate scandal half a century ago has the popular vote swung so decisively in a single election cycle.
Justine McDaniel, Michael Wilner ·
Former athletes NFL linebacker Colin Allred, MLB slugger Mark Teixeira, and Paralympian Josh Turek are a few of the sports figures who participated in the midterm elections and won.
Steve Henson ·
Trump once said he could shoot someone and not lose any voters. He's lost them now.
Steve Lopez ·
As the scale of the Republican Party's losses came into focus late Tuesday, President Trump watched from the White House and went looking for someone to blame.
Ana Ceballos ·
San Diego-based Cerca Trova Restaurant Group, which once operated nearly 100 Outback Steakhouse restaurants, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday.
Caroline Petrow-Cohen ·
Diplomats and business leaders fear that, with the U.S. election now over, the war pitting the U.S. and Israel against Iran could escalate.
Nabih Bulos ·
The high court's conservatives say states need not fund private schools but if they do, they may not discriminate against some based on religion.
David G. Savage ·
The 2026 campaign has largely been marked by Democrats' unexpected traction in red states, resulting in Senate races that have been far more competitive than anticipated.
Justine McDaniel ·
The robotaxi company Waymo is expanding its Los Angeles service area into South Bay and adding popular destinations such as Universal Studios.
Caroline Petrow-Cohen ·
The night's big question is whether a true wave will materialize for Democrats and how sizable it might be.
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