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The recent firing of the officer who shot Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge, La., in 2016 reflects a trend with officers involved in high-profile shootings. They often face no criminal charges but are get thrown off the force after public pressure on police chiefs.

Arizona and Texas announced Friday that they were preparing to deploy National Guard members to the U.S.-Mexico border in response to President Trump's call for more border security.

WrestleMania, which is the equivalent of the Super Bowl for WWE, takes place this Sunday in New Orleans at 2 p.m. PT with the kickoff show, with the main card starting at 4 p.m. You can watch it live on the WWE Network, which is giving a free month to first-time subscribers.

In the latest sign of plummeting relations with Moscow, the Trump administration slapped new sanctions Friday on seven Russian oligarchs with close ties to the Kremlin, including President Vladimir Putin's son-in-law, for what a U.S. official called "attacks to subvert Western democracies.”

Tiger Woods shot a 73 on Thursday in his first round at the Masters in three years. He finished the day one over par, tied for 29th place and seven shots behind leader Jordan Spieth.

This weekend’s Skull and Roses Festival in Ventura is, on one level, a parallel dimension reversal of the typical pop music festival.

Gustavo Dudamel begins finishing out the L.A. Phil season with yet another of the orchestra's adventurous collaborations with Yuval Sharon, this one a staging of Mahler's "Song of the Earth" with video by the Chilean avante-garde company Teatrocinema.

A week has passed since the Los Angeles Football Club watched a three-goal lead disappear in the final 30 minutes of its loss to the crosstown rival Galaxy. Yet it all remains a blur to forward Carlos Vela.

Former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva refused to surrender to federal police Friday, and authorities quickly issued an arrest warrant for the popular political leader who remains ahead in the polls for the upcoming presidential election.

It only looks like parity. Consider it an April tradition: The franchise that goes into the Eastern Conference playoffs as the No. 1 seed changes annually.

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Star vs. the Forces of Evil Star must make a decision that will change the kingdom forever in the season finale of the animated series. 11:30 a.m. Disney XD

Gas prices have been so low in recent years that more Americans are choosing to buy bigger vehicles, a trend that has stymied efforts to cut auto emissions.

Gas prices have been so low in recent years that more Americans are choosing to buy bigger vehicles, a trend that has stymied efforts to cut auto emissions.

The April 4, 2018, soiree, held at a Beverly Hills home once owned by Elvis Presley, saw Mandy Moore, January Jones, Lake Bell, Minka Kelly, Jordana Brewster, Shiri Appleby and stylist Brad Goreski mingling - and talking about their respective frame games.

Tiger Woods shot a 73 on Thursday in his first round at the Masters in three years. He finished the day one over par, tied for 29th place and seven shots behind leader Jordan Spieth.

CBS Corp. Chief Executive Leslie Moonves once again is the $69-million man.

The main event for UFC 223 has been finalized and New York’s own native son, Al Iaquinta, will step in on less than a day’s notice to face off with Khabib Nurmagomedov for the lightweight title.

Which artist is behind that finger painting, papier-mâché puppet and crayon drawing? Take our interactive quiz and read how the childhood art of Alex Israel, Jim Shaw, Kenny Scharf and dozens of others will be on exhibition at the Underground Museum as part of a benefit for arts education.

The main event for UFC 223 has been finalized and New York’s own native son, Al Iaquinta, will step in on less than a day’s notice to face off with Khabib Nurmagomedov for the lightweight title.

The nation’s 58 immigration courts long have been the ragged stepchild of the judicial system – understaffed, technologically backward and clogged with an ever-growing backlog of cases, more than 680,000 at last count.

After war tore apart her homeland, Rasema Handanovic arrived in American as a refugee in 1996 and settled into a quiet life in Oregon. She became a lawful permanent resident two years later, and a U.S. citizen four years after that.