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The nerd. The jock. The goth. … “Marvel’s Runaways” is as much “The Breakfast Club” as it is “X-Men,” but with more teen angst, less superhero action and a compliant dinosaur in the basement.

The first mega-deal to come before the Trump administration is headed for a legal showdown.

When Kevin Janson Neal told a judge in February that he’d turned over his only firearm, authorities relied on the “honor system,” as they often do, in taking him at his word, a Tehama County sheriff’s official said.

With visa in hand, Alex Salas came to the United States from Mexico in 1989, moved to Seattle the following year, worked construction jobs, raised a family and paid his taxes. His visa expired in 1994 and he applied for citizenship, but didn’t follow up. He was living in the country illegally on...

Liftopia, an online website that offers bargains on lift tickets at more than 250 U.S. and international resorts, has launched a week-long Cyber Monday Sale on gift cards that continues until Nov. 28.

To the editor: Have you no sense of decency? Not since Joseph Welch asked that question in the dark days of the McCarthy era have we seen such outrageous duplicity and obfuscation by elected officials of the U.S. government. (“A middle-class tax cut? Hardly,” Opinion, Nov. 19)

To the editor: The single-issue voters pledging their support to Roy Moore, the Alabama GOP Senate nominee accused of sexual contact with a minor teenager, frustrate me. (“For Republicans in upscale Alabama suburbs, Roy Moore presents a conundrum,” Nov. 17)

Earlier this month, The Envelope gathered some of the industry’s top actors not just to talk about their current, award-contending films but to take the temperature of a community rattled by revelations of sexual harassment and assault claims against the likes of movie titan Harvey Weinstein and...

For the first time in nearly 20 years, Los Angeles leaders are considering a new blueprint for development in South L.A.

There’s a consensus aborning: There should be zero tolerance for sexual harassment, exploitation and violence of any kind. Enthusiasm for the new dawn varies widely. Some think it’s a great feminist or moral awakening. Others see an era of witch hunts, prudery and weaponized politics in our future.

Over the Thanksgiving holiday, someone in my extended family will no doubt mention President Trump. There will be an awkward pause … and then we'll all agree that he's terrible.

Listen up, liberals!

This is a pep talk for anyone who feels backed into a corner by bullies who want to convince you that you are a hypocrite because you fervently supported Anita Hill, but had reservations about Paula Jones.

Or because you called for the head of Alabama Republican U.S. Senate...

The Nebraska Public Service Commission has authorized the controversial Keystone XL pipeline, but the decision — a new route with substantial environmental and legal impediments — now leaves serious questions about whether the $8-billion pipeline will ever be built.

When the most prominent African American civil rights group recently issued a nationwide warning against flying on American Airlines, it was a surprising move for an organization known more for slow-moving lawsuits than public confrontation with major corporations.

As we previewed yesterday, sexual harassment stories involving the powerful in and around government are plaguing the political world.

President Trump is widely expected to name Mick Mulvaney, who currently serves as head of the White House Office of Management and Budget, as interim director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

If 2017 has been the year for Latin American and U.S. Latino visual art in Los Angeles — courtesy of the exhibition series Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA — then 2018 should be the year of performance.

A teenage suicide bomber detonated as worshippers gathered for morning prayers at a mosque in northeastern Nigeria, killing at least 50 people, police said Tuesday, in one of the region's deadliest attacks in years.