Новости за 13.03.2016

Will protesters continue to meet Donald Trump on the campaign trail? It's likely. Trump traveled to Ohio and Missouri where he greeted protesters, a day after canceling a rally in ChicagoThe billionaire businessman visits several Sunday showsHow black, Latino and Muslim college students organized...

A Boeing 737 jet that took off from Los Angeles International Airport on Friday morning looked like most other planes launching into the partly cloudy skies.

Here's a stylish new travel website for discerning LGBT travelers.

Name: MrHudsonExplores.com

What it does: Handpicked beautiful hotels in major cities around the world including Berlin, Tel Aviv, Palm Springs, London, Madrid and Panama City.

What's hot: The website focuses on gorgeous, welcoming...

Recent shootings on a road between two major tourist destinations in Laos have prompted the State Department to issue a travel alert.

Hauser Wirth & Schimmel in the Arts District. It is one of many arts spaces in the downtown area. (Carolina A. Miranda / Los Angeles Times) The opening of Hauser Wirth & Schimmel has drawn lots of attention to the downtown Los Angeles Arts District scene. Needless to say, the Swiss mega-gallery...

Veteran Mexican filmmaker Arturo Ripstein and screenwriter Paz Alicia Garcíadiego turn a bizarre true-crime story into an arty portrait of decadence and despair in the aptly named “Bleak Street.” The grubby melodrama should appeal to adventurous moviegoers — and to the director’s small-but-fervent...

Regarding Letters, March 6: First, kudos to [letter writer] Joe McGrath for his comments on "Global Entry Denial Brings Up Old Charge" [by Catharine Hamm, Feb. 28]. He has it entirely correct. The applicant did not apologize for his crimes or for lying about them. Frankly, the government should...

A flammable brew of populist anger, a candidate's provocative remarks and disruptive protesters found a fuse, and the result, at what was to be a Donald Trump event in Chicago this weekend, was an explosion that continued to reverberate through the presidential campaign Saturday.

A flammable brew of populist anger, a candidate's provocative remarks and disruptive protesters found a fuse, and the result, at what was to be a Donald Trump event in Chicago this weekend, was an explosion that continued to reverberate through the presidential campaign Saturday.

INDONESIA

Slide show

Pierre Odier will present a slide show and lecture on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi.

When, where: 7:30 p.m. Monday at Distant Lands, 20 S. Raymond Ave., Pasadena.

Admission, info: Free. RSVP to (626) 449-3220.

UTAH

Presentation

Experts will discuss the natural flora, fauna...

The two leading candidates for the Republican presidential nomination held a spirited debate over foreign policy last week, and the differences were striking.Donald Trump would cozy up to Russian President Vladimir Putin, whom he's praised as “a strong leader;” Texas Sen. Ted Cruz would escalate...

Malibu’s most famous unbuilt houses today are those of U2 guitarist the Edge, who has been trying for five years to get the go-ahead to to construct multiple mansions on an untouched hilltop near the city’s eastern border. Just when it looked like a done deal, the Sierra Club filed suit against...

Question: I've rented a single-family home more than 15 years. My landlord is a homeowner association. I was served an eviction notice telling me I had 60 days to vacate, but doesn't provide my last date of possession. The line stating "signature of person serving notice" is blank. Doesn't it have...

When Jerrod Carmichael was 13, he told his brother about dreams of having a television show. He wanted a sitcom on NBC and it to air on the then-coveted spot of Thursday nights.

Donald Trump has declared his intentions: He wants to make America torture again. He's said that as president he would use waterboarding “and worse” on terrorists and “take out” their families. We might expect such rhetoric from a candidate so politically inexperienced and prone to bullying, but...

On a farm in the heart of Hawaii's ongoing dengue outbreak, coffee grows wild among the ferns, and vanilla vines climb guava trees. It's hard to know where nature ends and the farm begins, and that's the way organic farmers there like it.

Facing bipartisan condemnation for a campaign rally that ended in violence, an unrepentant Donald Trump on Saturday blamed the near-riot on opponents who he said harassed his supporters and trampled on his freedom to speak.

After years of hearing about the coming robot boom, most Americans believe that the threat of automation in the workforce is real. But when it comes to their own jobs? Oh, those are definitely safe.

Efforts to increase wind power mean that turbine blades are getting bigger and bigger. But a new design in the works takes the idea to levels most people can barely imagine: Blades up to 656.2 feet long — more than two football fields.

Dear Liz: I am selling my car to an old friend with no credit history. (The used car salesman wanted to charge her 6.5% interest.) Is there a way that I can report her timely payments to the credit reporting services to help her build her credit?

The gig: Former TV producer Sophia Rossi, 34, is chief executive of downtown Los Angeles-based HelloGiggles, an ad-supported destination online for news and entertainment aimed at girls and young women. Time Inc. bought the start-up for around $30 million in October, allowing for more than 30 new...

When Mira Loma resident Stephen Anderson drives through his community he's surrounded by warehouses. The sprawling complexes housing the world's goods sit next to schools and parks, neighborhoods and shopping centers, bringing a stream of diesel trucks that pollute the air with their exhaust.

Twenty-five miles south of Baltimore, in a grassy pen enclosed by two rows of fences, electrified to provide protection against raccoons and monitored by video cameras, a pair of the tallest birds in North America emerge from their hut.

What happens when a Democratic lawmaker strays from party leaders on a key piece of Gov. Jerry Brown’s policy agenda? One assemblywoman who held back support for a sweeping climate-change bill last year is starting to find out.