Новости за 12.09.2017

The woman who brought a Supreme Court case that struck down parts of a federal law that banned same-sex marriage has died.

The Dodgers are 92-52. That translates to a 103-win pace.

The team has a nine-game lead in the National League West. They lead Washington in the race for homefield advantage by 3 1/2 games. Hey, that’s not bad!

These are ugly times to be a Dodger or to be a fan of the Dodgers. The team has lost...

Seattle’s mayor announced his resignation Tuesday following multiple allegations of sexual abuse dating back decades, with the most recent accusation coming from a cousin. Five men in all have accused the mayor of wrongdoing.

Union dues from hundreds of farmworkers will be diverted to pay off a $1.2-million judgment against the United Farm Workers over the union’s treatment of its organizers.

Sebastian Gorka left the White House last month after a brief, stormy tenure as a national security aide and close associate of Chief Strategist Steven Bannon. This is a Q&A with him.

Former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon is scheduled to come to UC Berkeley later this month as part of a four-day event organized by his former Breitbart employee and conservative firebrand Milo Yiannopoulos.

British government officials have dealt a setback to 21st Century Fox’s pending deal to take over European pay-TV service Sky.

Can you hear me now?

If you’re Sean McVay, the answer is undoubtedly yes.

Even though he’s seemingly out of earshot, as head coach of the Rams and roughly 2,600 miles away, his former Washington Redskins players wonder if he can still hear them.

“We’d always joke about how well he can hear, and...

There’s a real-life Olympic telenovela unfolding in Brazil. It includes a Russian passport and piles of cash in multiple currencies. It features protagonist Carlos Nuzman, an Olympic bigwig who allegedly brokered a $2-million bribe as part of an elaborate vote-buying scheme that landed Rio de Janeiro...

Which beauty trends will come through at Spring 2018 New York Fashion Week remains to be seen — but already some are becoming apparent.

Perhaps one too many boys came to Kelis’ yard. The pop singer, known for her hit 2003 single “Milkshake,” has listed her Spanish-style home in Glendale for $2.195 million.

Stephen Colbert may be new to the award show-hosting game, but he rolled out the red carpet like a professional on Tuesday morning as part of the run-up to the 69th Emmy Awards, which he will emcee on Sunday at 5 p.m. PT on CBS.

To many Americans, large technology firms embody much of what’s good about the modern world. Google holds the key to new depths of knowledge. Amazon is the white-knight savior of impulse shopping. Facebook builds the connective tissue to old friends and colleagues.

In March, Yefim Stolyarsky convened a meeting of fellow Russian military veterans and announced that he was stepping down as president of the Los Angeles Assn. of Veterans of World War II.

Amazon’s announcement that it’s seeking a place to deposit a $5-billion, 50,000-employee complex as its second headquarters somewhere in North America has predictably set up a frenzy of civic preening. Mayors and regional pooh-bahs from coast to coast have announced their great interest in bringing...

Nina Garcia will be the new editor in chief of Elle, Hearst said Tuesday. Garcia will succeed Robbie Myers, whose exit from Elle was announced on Monday.

A creeping naturalism inhabits virtually every frame of “Dayveon,” an atmospheric first feature by Amman Abbasi chronicling a teenage boy’s troubling rite of passage during a sweltering rural Arkansas summer.