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In retrospect, it all feels so familiar.

A gunman fires into a crowd and warps history. Millions of shocked Americans demand answers. The photographs and videos and bystanders give a thousand accounts from a thousand inconclusive angles. A suspect is psychoanalyzed for motive, the investigation...

Many veterans of “American Idol” use words like “freedom” and “liberation” to describe the albums they make after exiting the tightly managed singing competition, which will return to television next year on ABC after its cancellation by Fox in 2016.

The U.S. government announced Thursday that prototypes for President Trump's proposed border wall have been completed and will be subjected to punishment to test their mettle — by workers wielding sledgehammers, torches, pickaxes and battery-operated tools.

A shallow magnitude 3.5 earthquake was reported Thursday afternoon 12 miles from Avalon, Calif., according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The temblor occurred at 4:18 p.m. Pacific time at a depth of five miles.

Three Latina engineers sued Uber this week alleging unfair labor practices, saying the ride-hailing company systemically underpays women and other underrepresented groups.

The U.S. government announced Thursday that prototypes for President Trump's proposed border wall have been completed and will be subjected to punishment to test their mettle — by workers wielding sledgehammers, torches, pickaxes and battery-operated tools.

John Kapoor, a billionaire whose company developed a liquid version of the opioid painkiller fentanyl, was arrested in Phoenix on Thursday on charges that he spearheaded a scheme to bribe doctors and pharmacists across the nation to boost sales — largely to patients who did not need the medication.

In a crowd outside Catalonia’s ornate regional headquarters in Barcelona, two men argued fervently. One was for independence from Spain, the other against.

Before stepping into Dodger Stadium this week, Norman Lloyd had attended one World Series.

Before stepping into Dodger Stadium this week, Norman Lloyd had attended one World Series.

In retrospect, it all feels so familiar.

A gunman fires into a crowd and warps history. Millions of shocked Americans demand answers. The photographs and videos and bystanders give a thousand accounts from a thousand inconclusive angles. A suspect is psychoanalyzed for motive, the investigation...

Game, set, match.

After serving up her mansion in Bel-Air for sale, Serena Williams has found a new home court. The tennis sensation has bought a contemporary-style house in the Beverly Hills Post Office area for $6.68 million, records show.

With five bedrooms, the 6,000-square-foot mansion should...

House Republicans’ narrow passage Thursday of a 2018 budget resolution points to how much work still lies ahead to push through President Trump’s tax cut package.

Republicans’ narrow passage Thursday of a 2018 budget resolution points to how much work still lies ahead to push through President Trump’s tax-cut package.

Each week, the Los Angeles Times’ college football experts — it’s how they refer to themselves — will make choices on a variety of games. Warning: If they could accurately predict results, they wouldn’t be reporters or editors. Their picks:

First things first: Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, which runs Oct. 31 through Nov. 2, has nothing to do with Halloween.

The Los Angeles Police Protective League has thrown its support behind a national effort to ban certain gun accessories and encourage police and professional sports teams to work together to improve encounters between officers and residents.

Shares of Amazon soared Thursday after the online retailer posted earnings that far surpassed Wall Street expectations.

Firefighters were battling a fast-moving brush fire Thursday in the Cleveland National Forest.