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Fox News reaches settlement in Dominion defamation suit

WILMINGTON, Del. — Fox News avoided one of the highest-profile defamation trials in history Tuesday by reaching a settlement with Dominion Voting Systems, the company that accused the conservative channel of smearing its reputation in the weeks after the 2020 election.

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Fake AI-generated Drake/the Weeknd song pulled from streaming services

On Monday, Drake's new song "Search & Rescue" debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100. But another track featuring his and the Weeknd's vocals has stolen some of its thunder: "Heart on My Sleeve," a song created by artificial intelligence that replicated their vocal likenesses.

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Injured Clippers star Paul George increases workout activity

PHOENIX — Doing a mix of conditioning and shooting drills, injured Clippers star Paul George continued his rehabilitation from a sprained right knee Tuesday morning with a workout inside Footprint Center held before the team's shootaround.

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Justin Bieber loved Frank Ocean's polarizing Coachella set: 'I was blown away'

Not everyone loved Frank Ocean's Coachella set. But Justin Bieber sure did.

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LA teachers win 21% wage increase in tentative contract pact with school district

LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles school district and the teachers union have reached a tentative agreement that provides a 21% wage increase over about three years, averting the potential of a second strike this school year.

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Free cash coming to Facebook users. Here's how to claim your share

Facebook earned more than $110 billion last year by selling advertisements targeted at its users, powered by the data Facebook collected from them.

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'Love Is Blind' snafu. Streaming with ads. Questions for Netflix ahead of earnings

Over the last year, Netflix has taken steps to boost profits and entice more subscribers to stay on its streaming service.

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As 'Phantom of the Opera' closes, Andrew Lloyd Webber says goodbye to son and show

After dedicating the final Broadway performance of "The Phantom of the Opera" to his late son Nicholas Lloyd Webber on Sunday, renowned composer Andrew Lloyd Webber publicly said goodbye to his eldest son and to the show in an essay about the future of Broadway.

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Blackpink in your area: K-pop supergroup sets Dodger Stadium concert

LOS ANGELES — A Blackpink takeover of Dodger Stadium: How you like that, Angelenos?

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Ray Romano reveals 'widowmaker' health scare: 'I had 90% blockage'

Ray Romano recently had something nobody loves: a "widowmaker"-related health scare.

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Morgan Freeman criticizes Black History Month and the term 'African American'

Morgan Freeman recently criticized Black History Month and the term "African American" in a rare interview reflecting on his life and career.

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A search for justice after a mentally ill 17-year-old stabs janitor to death

LOS ANGELES — To Dora Molina, the teenager who took her husband’s life is a danger to the public and needs to spend up to 30 years behind bars, about the same amount of time she and José Tomás Mejía were together.

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How Julie Su's successes and setbacks in California shape her contentious nomination for Labor secretary

In the eyes of Julie Su's supporters, President Joe Biden's pick to be the next Labor secretary personifies the promise of California: A daughter of immigrants who made groundbreaking advances in protecting workers rights.

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No, AI didn't write the songs on 'Love Is Blind.' Why Netflix's big hit sounds like that

Viewers have come to expect certain aesthetic flourishes from "Love is Blind," Netflix's smash hit reality show — er, "experiment" — following couples who get engaged before ever seeing each other.

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How Doug Emhoff became the White House’s voice against antisemitism

WASHINGTON — Second gentleman Doug Emhoff was furious.

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Ramadan at Claremont Colleges' dining halls: Grape leaf dolmas, halal harissa chicken

LOS ANGELES — As a sophomore at Pomona College, Aysha Gsibat remembers rushing to get into the dining hall to grab food to break her fast during the holy month of Ramadan, which involves abstaining from food and water from sunrise until sunset.

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Commentary: Don’t curb opioid prescriptions through telemedicine. They’re saving lives

The explosion of telemedicine during the COVID-19 pandemic has been transformative for countless patients who might otherwise be unable to access care. But the Drug Enforcement Administration is preparing to roll back telemedicine options for many essential prescriptions. It would be a dangerous move, exacerbating already gaping disparities and imperiling…

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Gustavo Arellano: Can an anti-immigrant bill turn Florida blue the way Prop. 187 did for California?

LOS ANGELES — When I heard about Florida's plan to crack down on immigrants who lack legal status, I immediately thought of California's Proposition 187.

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Editorial: Drought and flood, California’s double whammy

Just as federal officials were laying out alternative scenarios last week for steep water supply cuts from the Colorado River due to the drying Southwest, California officials were warning that this year’s historic Sierra snowpack could flood much of the state later this year.

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George Skelton: Feinstein needs to ask herself some questions

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — People who love their job can find it very difficult to retire. Work is their life and identity. That's why Sen. Dianne Feinstein is hanging on.

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Robin Abcarian: What Clarence Thomas calls hospitality looks a lot more like corruption

I am shocked, shocked to find that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas' commitment to originalism — that is, the belief that legal texts should be interpreted as they were understood when they were adopted — comes to a screeching halt the minute he slides off the bench.

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Commentary: US-China tensions are feeding a new wave of anti-Asian hate

The far-right website the Daily Caller recently smeared Asian American business leaders in L.A. as stooges of the People’s Republic of China. This portrayal — based on prejudice, not evidence — points to a trend we’re likely to only see expand. Amid widening U.S.-China tensions, American extremists and officials alike…

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Mayor Karen Bass announces $250 million expansion of homelessness program in first citywide address

In her first State of the City speech, Mayor Karen Bass announced a dramatic expansion of her signature program to move homeless people indoors, while also pledging to transform the city into “a new L.A.”

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These are the EV models that will get you the full $7,500 tax credit

While President Biden is eager to accelerate the nation's rapid transition to electric vehicles, he'll only subsidize your EV purchase if you buy American. And the options right now are slim.

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Search continues after 3 sailors on Mexico-to-San Diego trip go missing amid rough seas

Three American sailors with decades of experience who went missing during a trip around Mexico's Baja California peninsula would have been battling strong winds and 15-foot waves from the outset, officials said Monday.

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