Новости за 08.11.2017

President Trump arrived in China on Wednesday afternoon, the centerpiece of a 13-day trip that aides promised would include a stern warning about the North Korean nuclear threat.

The three UCLA basketball players arrested in connection with an alleged shoplifting in Hangzhou, China, have been released on bail, according to an ESPN report.

Feminist author Kate Harding argues that Trump's branding of Hillary Clinton was the start of something important.

When he ran for president last year, Donald Trump said we didn’t need any new laws restricting guns. Instead, we should simply enforce laws already on the books.

When a gunman opened fire at the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, on Sunday, the atrocity called to mind the 2015 shooting at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C. Despite apparent similarities, these violent incidents were described quite differently....

Every disaster brings out human irrationality. When there’s a plane crash, we fear flying; when a rare disease emerges, we fear we will be infected. And when there’s a mass shooting in a church, we think we should bring more guns into churches. Or at least some people think so. This is a completely...

If there has been one constant in Donald Trump’s first year in office, it is his boundless admiration of, and support for, the world’s autocrats.

For most artists, winning an honorary Academy Award would mark the culmination of a long and extraordinary career. Few careers in any field are as long or extraordinary as that of Agnès Varda, but as she sits down at Le Parc Suite in West Hollywood, the 89-year-old Brussels-born, Paris-based director...

It’s the election America just can’t quit.

One year later, much of the country continues to obsess over Trump vs. Clinton, as though still seated on the couch, eyes agoggle, watching the final decisive returns trickle in from Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

This is not normal.

Normally, campaigns have...

The secretive intelligence gathering firm Black Cube vaulted into the news Monday, when it was revealed that Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein secured its services in an attempt to stop the publication of articles about sexual assaults he is accused of carrying out.

As Hurricane Harvey approached Houston, Kevin Kelly hunkered down in his brick house, which was built in 2009 in a federally designated flood zone.

It’s the election America just can’t quit.

One year later, much of the country continues to obsess over Trump vs. Clinton, as though still seated on the couch, eyes agoggle, watching the final decisive returns trickle in from Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.

This is not normal.

Normally, campaigns have...

These are surely not the headlines President Trump wanted on the one-year anniversary of his stunning victory, an election that rocked American politics.

A wiry orange alien scuttles across a cracked parking lot near the corner of 4th and Main streets downtown. The creature towers over the acting secretary of the Interior, who stands before a microphone broadcasting a somber statement to the public.

Anthony Miles figured that Donald Trump, rich as he was, could not be bought off. Now he regrets voting for him.

In just over two years, Uber says it will let commuters soar over Los Angeles' snarled traffic in flying taxis.

World War II veteran Emmet Burke, 72, from left, joins Korean War vet Charles Alderson, 52, and World War I vet Jack Coopersmith, 94, in a salute during a July 1986 protest against the sale of Veterans Administration land.

It might only be November, but it felt like springtime at Honda Center.

UFC President Dana White said at a Tuesday gathering at Wild Card West boxing club in Santa Monica that he’s “getting into boxing, 100 percent,” and is in the process of attaining his promoter’s license.

The problems started four days after David Kenneth Smith and his mother moved into Barbara Fleck’s white bungalow in Pico-Union four years ago.

Just last week, the Clippers held the best defensive efficiency rating in the NBA.

Cal State faculty spoke out Tuesday at a board of trustees meeting about recent decisions by administrators to drop remedial classes and loosen math requirements.