Новости за 14.03.2018

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In late February, actor Dennis Quaid joined religious rock group MercyMe at a Dallas concert to sing — and promote his new movie. The band has toured for much of the last year in support of the new film “I Can Only Imagine,” which tells the story of how lead singer Bart Millard wrote the bestselling...

As a health economist, Karen Van Nuys had heard that it’s sometimes cheaper to pay cash at the pharmacy counter than to put down your insurance card and pay a copay.

When Betsy DeVos spoke to a group of education leaders in Washington, D.C., last week about her dissatisfaction with states’ efforts to satisfy a major education law, she gave California a subtle shout-out.

After surviving outbreaks of food-borne illnesses, Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. hopes former Taco Bell chief Brian Niccol is the right choice for CEO.

The Kmart in Los Angeles where Noemi Castro works often doesn’t post her schedule until a few days before the week begins, she said. Days off frequently change, as do her hours. Last week, she got 26 hours; this week only eight.

University of California students from across the state plan to converge on the Board of Regents meeting Wednesday at UCLA to protest a proposal to raise tuition on out-of-state students.

Students nationwide are planning to leave school today to participate in a nationwide walkout against gun violence. Organizers chose March 14 because it is one month to the day since a gunman killed 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla. The protest is slated to last...

One of the things that motivated my old friend Andrew Breitbart was his righteous indignation at being called a racist. That’s a running theme in his book, “Righteous Indignation.”

To the editor: President Trump reneges on his gun control promises. This is news? When has Trump not reneged on a promise to the American people? (“Trump backs off raising age limit to buy some weapons and focuses on arming teachers,” March 12)

President Trump spent his day in California perusing border wall samples, needling state officials, raising money and upholding a White House tradition: inciting traffic so bad it gets a name.

From New York to Los Angeles, Maine to Texas, tens of thousands of students nationwide are expected to walk out of class this morning and participate in other actions to call attention to the effects of gun violence and call for stricter gun control laws.

When director Max Winkler first encountered the script for "Flower," a comedy-drama about a teenage girl with unorthodox sexual proclivities, it arrived with a warning.

He came, he saw, he raised money, he tweeted.

And less than 24 hours later, President Trump is headed back East — after leaving Los Angeles smack dab in the middle of the morning commute.

Trump’s first visit to California was equal parts bravado and stagecraft, with a dash of campaign fundraising...

The mystery isn’t why Rex Tillerson was fired this week. It’s why he lasted so long.