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Dodgers apologize and invite Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence to Pride Night
The Dodgers responded to criticism for their decision to exclude the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence from their June 16 Pride Night by reversing course.
Sports | Cycling
Commentary: Are L.A. drivers suddenly more OK with endangering lives?
There's a difference between knowing pedestrian deaths are up in L.A., and actually facing down increasingly reckless drivers on roads and sidewalks.
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Column: How the GOP counts on Democrats' goodwill to conceal its own cruelty
Republicans get away with flying migrants in a political stunt and voting against disaster aid, only because they know others will cover for the cruelty of their policies.
Politics | Media Bias
The Los Angeles Times and its absurd Abu Akleh conspiracy theory
The Los Angeles Times has outflanked CNN by adopting the most fantastical, journalistically-challenged narrative of the unsolved fatal shooting of Al Jazeera journalist
Miscellaneous | Opinion
More than a laugh: Kamala Harris' is a sound check for a divided country
To gauge how some people view Kamala Harris, the first woman and woman of color to be vice president, look at how they respond to her laugh.
News | News
Even the vaccinated must take precautions as L.A. coronavirus surge worsens, officials say
Coronavirus infections in Los Angeles County are accelerating amid a surge that has cases and hospitalizations reaching levels not seen in months.
Politics | Media Bias
Hamas’ ‘Civilian’ Office, ‘Several Hundred’ Palestinians Facing Eviction & Other LA Times Gaffes
Misidentifying a destroyed office that served Hamas commanders as 'civilian' and inflating the number of east Jerusalem Palestinians facing eviction from 31 to 'several
News | News
Who Are the People Who Decide On And Make-Up the Race-Baiting Vernacular?
In branding the mispronunciation of an Asian actress’s name, The Los Angeles Times effectively launched the canceling of a non-profit...
News | News
Column: A cancer patient needed critical care. Because of the COVID-19 surge, she died without it
Kim Folsom was a former nurse with a radiant smile and matronly toughness. When she needed to be transferred to a larger hospital, none had space because of the COVID-19 surge.
Politics | Media Bias
LA Times says Trump hasn't followed through on Middle East peace promise he never made
Blogging about Israel and the Arab world since, oh, forever.
Politics | Leftists Are Insane
LA Times Article Examines ‘Complicated Past’ Of Camping For People Of Color
A recent story in The Los Angeles Times looked at outdoor camping through the lens of racism and historical oppression, alleging that people of color engage in the activity less than white people in part because camping gear is too expensive. “Campi
Miscellaneous | Opinion
Op-Ed: Trump can't postpone the election. But here's why we have to take his tweet seriously
President Trump’s tweet today is unprecedented, and we have to consider whether the president truly intends to lead us down a dangerous path.
Politics | Media Watch
‘I wonder what happened’! LA Times gets help connecting the dots about why ‘California’s slide from coronavirus success to danger zone began Memorial Day’
"It’s almost as if they think we can’t count backwards 14 days."
News | News
Trader Joe's Shopper Caught On Camera Ranting, Calling People 'Democratic Pigs' After Being Told To Wear A Mask
A shopper at a North Hollywood Trader Joe's was filmed having an angry outburst after being told to wear a mask inside the store.
Entertainment | Music
Three new documentaries explore the enduring allure of a great record store
"Other Music," "Record Safari" and "Vinyl Nation" offer bittersweet reminders, in a time of coronavirus, of the emotional pull of record stores and vinyl.
Politics | Media Watch
LA Times tweet says bear population in Yosemite has ‘quadrupled’
"Are there rabbit bears I don't know about?"
Politics | Media Bias
The LA Times' Flawed Conversation on Settlements | HonestReporting
The US put Israeli settlements back in the headlines after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that Washington doesn't view them as illegal.
Politics | Media Bias
LA Times Misleads on US Policy, International Law and Jerusalem, Golan | CAMERA
The Los Angeles Times falsely declares that the recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital, the relocation of the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to
Politics | Media Bias
At Los Angeles Times, Sliding Scale for Israeli, Palestinian Extremists | CAMERA
The Los Angeles Times' Noga Tarnopolsky applies a sliding scale when it comes to Israeli and Palestinians extremists and hard-liners. Her unsubstantiated claim that
Politics | Politics
Sacramento wants to tax soda, tires, guns, water, pain pills, lawyers, car batteries... - Los Angeles Times
Between state Democrats who tax like it's going out of style and the Republican federal tax overhaul, California taxpayers find themselves at the mercy of the taxman.
Politics | Media Bias
CAMERA Prompts Another Los Angeles Times Correction on ‘Palestine’ Terminology | CAMERA
For at least the seventh time in some 14 years, CAMERA has prompted a Los Angeles Times correction regarding inaccurate “Palestine” terminology.
Miscellaneous | Los Angeles Stuff
William Shatner: Solve California drought with Seattle pipeline - LA Times
Actor William Shatner is hoping to save California from further drought by proposing an enterprise of his own — importing water from the Seattle area, where rain is plentiful.
Recipes | Recipes
Easy dinner recipes: Three great pizza ideas in under an hour
Some nights are made for pizza. But before you reach for the phone to dial up your favorite delivery, consider homemade, or at least semi-homemade. In the time it takes to have a hot pie delivered to your door, you can make a perfectly good custom pie in
Pets & Animals | Animal Rescue Stories
$110,000 given to San Diego zoo to help save northern white rhino - LA Times
A Los Angeles-based philanthropic organization is providing money to help San Diego's Frozen Zoo find ways to bring the northern white rhino back from the brink of extinction, zoo officials announced Thursday.
Miscellaneous | Interesting Links
Another reason to drink coffee: It's good for your heart, study says
Now you can enjoy your third daily cup of coffee and feel healthy while you do it: According to a new study, that third cup of joe may be good for your heart.
Recipes | Recipes
Easy dinner recipes: Three great soups for cheese lovers
Isn't everything better with cheese? (Unless you're not a cheese person or can't handle dairy, in which case, we're very sorry.) For the rest of us, a there's nothing like a rich and cheesy soup on a cold night. And since it's actually cold outside &mdash
Miscellaneous | Interesting Links
As Common Core Testing Is Ushered In, Parents and Students Opt Out
On Monday, many public school students in New Jersey will begin to take standardized tests that are opposed by an unusually diverse coalition of enemies.
Miscellaneous | Interesting Links
Inside the foster care system: A bleak last stop for lost youths
Her entrance caused a stir. A 15-year-old girl with appraising eyes and a gruff, resonant voice, she radiated bridled ambition in a room filled with children who were mostly slumped and lost.
Politics | Illegal Immigration
‘Verbal gymnastics': LA Times uses ‘incomprehensible’ substitute for the word ‘illegal’ | Twitchy
Look what the Los Angeles Times came up with to further misrepresent the illegality of unauthorized aliens coming into this country.
Politics | Media Bias
LA Times Features Pro-Hamas Article
The front page of Thursday's Los Angeles Times featured a pro-Hamas article titled
