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Why Margzetta Frazier's final season with UCLA gymnastics was her most meaningful

LOS ANGELES — Margzetta Frazier punctuated her final floor routine at Pauley Pavilion with a pointed finger, a career high and a trash can. It was perfect.

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'Against their will': A proposed law would make it easier to detain people with mental illness

LOS ANGELES — When lawmakers, mayors, psychiatrists and mental health advocates gathered last month to unveil a bill that would "enact major changes to California's behavioral health law," they put into motion an annual ritual in Sacramento.

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Kevin Baxter: Everton and 'the Grand Old Lady' are stung by relegation threat and fan upheaval

LOS ANGELES — Next season will be Everton's last at Goodison Park, the iconic club's Liverpool home since 1892. It might also be the team's first outside the top tier of English soccer in nearly seven decades, which seems an unfortunate way to close the doors on one of the…

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Anita Chabria: It's not about babies. Abortion restrictions are about power

The toes, the clothes and, oh, the smell of a newborn.

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Proposed anti-gay law in Uganda leaves people 'almost in a panic mode'

KAMPALA, Uganda — He was in high school when he realized he was gay.

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Commentary: An AI takeover is not inevitable — if we value creative work

Could a bot write this intro? The hype around AI has pushed this question to the center of public discourse. Conversational bots such as ChatGPT and automated image generators such as DALL-E — both built by OpenAI — are popping up everywhere.

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Commentary: Why are we denying people with opioid addiction the most effective treatment?

When you receive a scary diagnosis — for cancer, heart disease or other serious illness — one of your first calls is probably to a doctor who can offer the full range of evidence-based care. But if your diagnosis were for opioid addiction and you came to see me, an…

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Commentary: Americans say they’re sick of the major parties, but they don’t vote that way

It’s the year before a presidential election, which means it’s once again time for a group to call for a unity ticket of a Democratic and a Republican for president and vice president or for an independent candidate to avoid the dysfunction of the parties entirely.

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Shohei Ohtani shines on the mound as Angels beat Nationals

Shohei Ohtani has continued to remind opposing teams why he is the Angels ace.

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Lakers beat Timberwolves in overtime, advance to playoffs as No. 7 seed

The Lakers targeted 19 wins for a very specific reason.

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Jeremy Renner dances on 'Kimmel' stage before detailing near-fatal snowplow accident

With a cane in hand, Jeremy Renner danced his way onto the "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" stage on Monday.

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Granger Smith leaving country music to pursue ministry: 'I just want to glorify God'

Granger Smith is ready to trade his concert venues for a church podium.

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GOP attorney Eric Early announces campaign for Senate in California

LOS ANGELES — Attorney Eric Early, a loyalist for former President Donald Trump who ran unsuccessfully for Congress in 2020, announced Tuesday that he is running for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by retiring California Sen. Dianne Feinstein.

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US presents proposals for major water cuts on Colorado River

LOS ANGELES — The federal government on Tuesday laid out two options for preventing the Colorado River’s depleted reservoirs from falling to critically low levels, saying it could either impose cuts across the Southwest by following the water-rights priority system or by using an across-the-board percentage.

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Kliff Kingsbury to join USC's football coaching staff

LOS ANGELES — His first stint at USC lasted all of 34 days, a monthlong layover as offensive coordinator on his way to Arizona and the NFL. There was barely time for Kliff Kingsbury to unpack his bags at Heritage Hall in January 2019 before the Cardinals came calling, handing…

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Michael Hiltzik: What 'Succession' got wrong about what happens when moguls die

Near the very end of Sunday's episode of HBO's hit show "Succession," Roman Roy shows his siblings a stock price chart on his smartphone.

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Carrie Ann Inaba is ‘home recovering and healing’ after appendicitis scare

LOS ANGELES — Longtime “Dancing with the Stars” judge Carrie Ann Inaba has updated fans on her health after she recently had an emergency appendectomy.

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Enter the band, man: Metallica just announced its first marching band competition

For years, Metallica’s hits have been a staple in marching bands’ repertoires. Now the metal super group is reciprocating the love.

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Brian Merchant: Are you a victim of algorithmic wage discrimination? If not, just wait

If you've ever worked for an on-demand app platform, or for Amazon, or even as an independent contractor at all in the last few years, there's a good chance that you've been discriminated against — by an algorithm.

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Meet 'The Marvels': Brie Larson, Teyonah Parris, Iman Vellani team up in new trailer

Captain Marvel is no longer the only woman to headline a Marvel movie.

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Millie Bobby Brown's latest mystery? A possible engagement to beau Jake Bongiovi

Millie Bobby Brown appears to be engaged to beau Jake Bongiovi.

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Review: 2 new TV shows seem designed to test the viewer’s patience. And it pays off

That characters don’t need to be likable is one of the lessons, tenets and some would say advances of 21st-century television. By many critical reckonings, the medium’s adulthood was signaled by the rise of the antihero — your Tony Soprano, your Don Draper, your Walter White — and the concomitant…

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Coachella 2023: What you need to know about this year's fest

LOS ANGELES — The 2023 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is only a few days away.

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Commentary: Queer TV shows are disappearing fast — just when we need them more than ever

From the very first episode of “The Owl House,” its central message has been clear: Embrace your inner weirdo.

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On the front line in Bakhmut, as Ukraine and Russia battle for control

BAKHMUT, Ukraine — The Ukrainian soldiers jumped out of the armored vehicle the moment it stopped, rushing to unload supplies before the Russian artillery began its deadly work.

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