Is One Direction's 'Drag Me Down' all too accurately titled?
The post-Zayn era is officially upon us.
The post-Zayn era is officially upon us.
Any Aretha Franklin performance in Los Angeles is a special occasion if only because her aversion to flying makes visits to the West Coast from her Detroit home relatively few and far between. Still, her performance at the Microsoft (formerly Nokia) Theater was exceptional on a number of fronts.
Foreshadowing the first GOP debate of the 2016 election later this week, more than a dozen Republican presidential candidates will test their messages and face questions Monday night at a New Hampshire voters' forum.
Suppose a state adopts a traditional approach to voting - only one day on which voters can cast their ballots at polling places, with limited opportunities for absentee voting.
It looks like the dinosaurs may be growing out of their island habitat.
Jurors weighing James E. Holmes' fate moved one step closer to sentencing him to death Monday when they ruled unanimously that the gunman in the Aurora, Colo., mass shooting did not deserve leniency for killing 12 movie-goers and injuring 70 others.
"Have you done this before?" asked a young woman standing outside a private Venice Beach residence Friday night. A growing group of people gathered around her, all waiting to get in the front door.
In the last four months of devastating war in my country, and in my years as a journalist before this conflict began, I have seen and written about many terrible things. But nothing prepared me for this.
He's labeled Republican challengers lightweights and stiffs, and alludes to them as incompetent and stupid.
For years, the food bank at Michigan State University was one of the few, if not the only, such organizations in the country. By 2008, only four other groups offered college students free meals.
With roots in the notorious corporate raids of the 1980s, the private equity business has long been considered one of the most powerful, freewheeling and lightly regulated corners of Wall Street.
Republican senators, including several running for their party's nomination for president, will begin to test whether voter attitudes toward Planned Parenthood have changed with a Senate vote Monday on a bill that would cut off federal money to the nation's large provider of family planning services.
In 1984, Ning Guofeng, a.k.a. "Lady Paris," was arrested by police officers after visiting Dongdan Park in Beijing - the third time he was charged with "hooliganism" in seven years. Sent to a labor camp for three years, Ning, now 77 and known as "Granny Paris," still keeps returning to the scene...
Shane Victorino, acquired by the Angels before the nonwaiver trade deadline last week, is clearly not the same player he was in 2012, the last time he played for a Los Angeles team.
CalPERS is finally about to reveal how much it really pays Wall Street for its most rarefied services - and taxpayers can expect a dose of sticker shock.
How do you debate Donald Trump?
The documentary-style videos that Joseph Teixeira has posted on YouTube under the name "Dehol Truth" are not flattering to Inglewood Mayor James T. Butts Jr.
"Beat a dog once," observed the late Russian writer and dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn, "and you only have to show him the whip."
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Greece's own prime minister says he doesn't really "believe in" the new bailout deal he's hoping to secure for his country.
The caldron no longer burns in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, where thousands gathered Sunday to mark the end of the 2015 Special Olympics World Games.
- It was a stubborn, quick wildfire, but nothing particularly unusual.
A taped rendition of New Jersey native Bruce Springsteen's "Born to Run" blared over the P.A. as a record crowd of 60,983 at Monmouth Park welcomed Triple Crown champion American Pharoah onto the track for the $1.75-million Haskell Invitational on Sunday.
Mat Latos sounded relieved Sunday after starting his first game for the Dodgers.
Watching the baseball disappear into the visiting bullpen at Dodger Stadium, Andre Ethier raised his right arm. Then he punched the air with his left.