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Older Palisades fire evacuees restart is bumpy, with a soft landing
Joe and Arlene Halper loved their home, their neighborhood and their lifestyle in Pacific Palisades, and they planned to stay ...
Why former Dodger Jayson Werth calls horse racing his favorite sport
Former major league baseball player Jayson Werth was clearly thinking about his current place in the sports world when he ...
Senior politicians discuss the Democratic Party youth movement
Barbara Boxer decided she was done. When she turned 70, just after being re-elected to the US Senate, she decided ...
Trump cut mental health funding for kids. These L.A. teens are stepping in
There are many reasons why people turn to Teenage linehotline in Century City that connects youth in crisis with trained ...
Commentary: As Trump blows up supposed narco boats, he uses an old, corrupt playbook on Latin America
Consumer confidence is falling. The national debt is $38 trillion and growing like a yodelling mountain climber in The Price ...
Reading for pleasure drops 40% over last two decades, study says
Put down the book, pick up the phone. The same thing is happening in the United States, where daily reading ...
Contributor: The web is awash in AI slop. Real content is for subscribers only, and democracy suffers
Princess Diana tripping in the parkour park. Team USA takes gold at the Olympic Games in Bonga. Tankman Break dancing ...
Want to restore your attention span? Spend time outdoors
Taking a walk in nature for just 15 to 20 minutes can improve your concentration, even if you don't always ...
Robert Herjavec wasn’t Shohei Ohtani. He’s pulling for the Blue Jays
Toronto Blue Jays didn't make it placed in the World Series against Dodgers followed by a flood of memes, posts, ...
The secrets behind the South Korean cosmetics boom: K-pop, Kardashians and churn
SEOUL — Cho Min Soo was working toward a PhD in computer science at one of South Korea's top universities ...
