Politics, Breaking News
Los Angeles is running out of water, and time. Are leaders willing to act? Sixty million people are living on the brink of running out of water. “This situation is unprecedented,” said John Deasy,…
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Matt Smith is ‘House of the Dragon’s’ ‘agent of chaos.’ And he’s loving every minute of it The story of the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “House of the Fire” has become legend:…
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Young Knitters Discover a Decades-Old Wool Festival When the festival begins Monday night, there will be something for everyone — an old-fashioned knitting circle, a new-fangled yarn-dy-da session, a class on handspinning, and more….
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At the Sierra Club, a Focus on Race, Gender and the Environment, Too The U.S. government has created a Climate Action Plan for the United States, which contains both economic and environmental objectives to…
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Dr. Eileen de Villa, Toronto’s public health chief, taking leave of absence for medical treatment at her family’s home, says she has been “inundated” with requests to stay on as chief of medicine, even…
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Letters to the Editor: Nury Martinez, Gil Cedillo and Kevin de León have done grave racial harm to L.A. County. Nury Martinez writes: “In a letter to the editor to a Spanish-language newspaper, you…
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NLCS: Phillies Beat Padres to Move One Win From World Series Title PHILADELPHIA, PA – JANUARY 20: Nolan Ryan #11 of the Philadelphia Phillies pitches against the San Diego Padres at Citizens Bank Park…
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Newer coronavirus subvariants ticking up in California amid concerns of winter wave The subtypes for the new coronavirus have increased sharply since last summer, but authorities have not determined how many patients are infected…
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How a Dollar General Employee Went Viral on TikTok When your employees are talking about you on TikTok, you can’t avoid them. This week, the New York Times covered a story about how a…
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A tiny Florida beach town is rebuilding after a hurricane. Is it becoming a preserve of the rich? TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — You can’t miss the white, white, white sand of the shores of Port…
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