Новости за 03.11.2017

Each day, tens of thousands of people around the world scroll through their Instagram feeds for news of Adam and Emily Harteau and their travels through South America with their kids in an old Volkswagen van.

His eyes gleaming, his season over, Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen stood before a crowd of reporters and issued a declaration.

The Los Angeles Police Department on Thursday confirmed it is investigating the case of a second woman who claims wrongdoing at the hands of producer Harvey Weinstein.

Leaders of the NAACP and American Airlines have met to discuss the civil rights group’s travel warning alleging discriminatory practices by the airline, but no resolution appears imminent.

The tax deduction for student loan interest would be eliminated as part of the sweeping tax changes proposed by House Republicans on Thursday.

Before USC opened defense of the NCAA women’s soccer title it won last season, coach Keidane McAlpine had his players visit with Peter Smith, who led the Trojans to four consecutive national tennis championships.

As part of a makeover at Disney California Adventure, the popular California Screamin’ roller coaster will be remade into the Incredicoaster, inspired by the Pixar Animation Studios movie “The Incredibles.”

As part of a makeover at Disney California Adventure, the popular California Screamin’ roller coaster will be remade into the Incredicoaster, inspired by the Pixar Animation Studios movie “The Incredibles.”

The suspect in this week’s deadly truck attack in New York, Sayfullo Saipov, came to the United States from Uzbekistan, a Central Asian country and former Soviet republic, apparently seeking a better life.

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:

The man who shot hundreds and killed 58 at the Route 91 Harvest music festival a month ago was a narcissist who may have seen his image as a high-rolling gambler declining, Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo said as the investigation into the Oct. 1 shooting rampage entered its second month.

CBS Corp. is bringing back another quirky classic — “The Twilight Zone” — for its CBS All Access streaming service, after the company’s successful launch this fall of “Star Trek: Discovery.”

Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson sustained a season-ending knee injury in practice on Thursday, two people familiar with the situation told The Associated Press.

A new Democratic candidate used a popular liberal news show Thursday to launch a bid to oust Dianne Feinstein, saying it’s time for California’s longtime senator to go.

A showdown is looming between the charter division of the Los Angeles Unified School District and charter schools that want to buck some of the district’s rules.

CBS Corp. is bringing back another quirky classic — “The Twilight Zone” — for its CBS All Access streaming service, after the company’s successful launch this fall of “Star Trek: Discovery.”

The leader of a group aimed at getting big money out of politics will run for the U.S. Senate seat held by California Sen. Dianne Feinstein, and she has the backing of one of the most popular progressive online news networks in the world.