Los Angeles Times - 2017-05-15

• Idaho town besieged by refugees? No, fake news
• Trump stops turning his back on world
• A painful pilgrimage to an icon of Aleppo
• Newsom message resonates as state leans left
• ‘Dear murderer’: Letters to a CEO
• Ducks even series in comeback
• Microsoft angry over cyberattac­k
• North Korea lobs another missile
• In mysterious North Korea
• Another win for Germany’s leader
• France’s new leader vows to fight terror
• Lawmakers warn Trump on FBI
• A RECIPE FOR SUCCESS
• The FBI is on the case
• Stand up against the Muslim ban
• Trump hasn’t despoiled the world — yet
• In court, baffling claims
• Liberal and miserly, both
• Foster aid unit at risk after audit
• Ex-assessor in graft case backs mini-mart plan
• Plastic debris is piling up in Arctic Ocean
• Critics slam dam failure
• No charges filed against police in deadly shooting
• Beaumont city official charged in fraud case
• TYING TIMES
• L.A.’s Olympic plan wins praise
• Helping Goff is a focus of camp
• Urias is hit hard in loss
• Wild f inish as Warriors shock Spurs
• More conf idence pays off for Meyer
• An early peek at Preakness Stakes
• Verbal shots aimed at Kesler
• Increasing playoffs’ perils
• Kim, 21, keeps poise and wins
• Escobar injury affects Marte
• Bullpen bombs after ‘great’ run
• Hamilton gets the win at Spanish Grand Prix
• Nadal wins in Madrid for his third title in row
• Koo is trying to get a foothold
• It takes two to Tango
• How an industry’s crisis ignited music revolution
• For one night, Joel has an L.A. state of mind
• Stream rivals roll out combat dramas
• Royal stumble for the ‘King’
• Timeliest of warnings
• Jolly good school days
• At NBC, revival of ‘Must See TV’
• Hurt by niece’s decision
• HOROSCOPE

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