Los Angeles Times - 2017-12-03

• LEFT BEHIND
• Will pit-bull tactics survive in a changing Hollywood?
• ‘Regular order’ goes by wayside
• Kushner may be key to cracking Russia mystery
• Oklahoma and Georgia roll
• Leaving for Las Vegas
• What Western governors have to say about Trump
• Uber drivers hit brakes in Nigeria
• Tense Honduras imposes a curfew
• Final toll in Somalia blast stands at 512
• Alliance fractures in Yemen
• Pope defends his public silence over the Rohingya
• A fast-growing water problem
• Disney resumes talks to buy key Fox assets
• Trump insists ‘no collusion,’ touts tax bill
• Vegas tragedy cuts casino revenue
• Rally opposes plan to shrink monuments
• 100 killed at Pearl Harbor identified
• Far-right nonprofit is rebuked
• CIA leaders spar about tweeting
• Stanford’s bigger name problem
• Drive humanely
• The GOP’s hollow tax win
• The last word on the UC audit
• Harassers and hardened cons
• The right’s new Willie Horton
• Agatha Christie introduced me to murder
• GOP tax promises, broken
• At hearings, transgende­r rights on trial
• From pot criminal to entreprene­ur
• L.A. event offers legal assistance
• Just abominable: ‘Yetis’ are bears
• Legislator­s question misconduct policies
• State voters are fed up with major parties
• Man sues city after his arrest
• Lighter car theft penalty upheld
• Porter Ranch residents told of brief gas surge
• Gloria and Hank Caruso had a romance that began like a scene from a Hollywood movie.
• Governor candidates talk education
• ‘I’m grateful to have a roof over my head’
• LITTLE LEFT OVER
• Sex claims suddenly high priority
• A sly plan to cut worker safety nets
• Hospitalit­y arrangemen­t flowered
• Cost of caregiving: ‘A sacrifice for our entire family’
• How to avoid outliving your funds
• Avoid holiday debt by planning, giving and spending smart
• When parking rules aren’t rooted in reality
• FORMER BOXER IS ON A MISSION
• A mile high but down at the end
• Clippers learning difficult lessons
• NO. 6 GEORGIA 28 NO. 2 AUBURN 7
• NO. 8 OHIO STATE 27 NO. 4 WISCONSIN 21
• NO. 1 CLEMSON 38 NO. 7 MIAMI 3
• Painful reminder at World Cup draw
• Ducks mix it up but lose
• Kopitar is at peak of game with help from linemates
• UCF defeats Memphis; Frost to Nebraska
• Hawkins plays the game of his life with heavy heart
• Boise State rallies for win
• Sooners dominate in Big 12 title game
• It’s Moody blues for Trojans
• Villanova makes a school-record 19 three-pointers
• Bruins’ defense getting up to speed
• Woods falters, Hoffman remains steady
• SOUTHLAND
• Change is the one thing that you can count on in league
• FROM A TO Z
• FROM A TO Z
• ASK SAM FARMER ...
• Unconventi­onal has worked for Rivers
• HOW THEY MATCH UP
• Grabbing opportunit­y and not letting it go
• HOW THEY MATCH UP
• Slalom specialist Shiffrin prevails in downhill event
• G League getting well-deserved cred
• Lopez settling into role
• James lifts Cavaliers to 11th straight win
• Austin Rivers is fined
• At last, Monarchs rule Division 1 again
• 58-year title drought is over
• Sierra Canyon claims volleyball title
• A QUEEN GROWS INTO HER ‘CROWN’
• They swim against the current
• ALIA SHAWKAT LIKES WHERE ‘SEARCH’ TOOK HER
• The wonder of it all
• A WEAK AWARDS SEQUEL LOOMS
• TV THIS WEEK
• FEELING THE SWING OF IT
• ARCHIVAL RELEASES TURN BACK THE CLOCK. WEIRD AL, ANYONE?
• Where Andy Weir turned after Mars
• Visit Degas in 3-D
• Alison Krauss’ chance to pull ahead
• JENIFER LEWIS’ ADVICE
• RICHARD MEIER REVISITS THE GETTY
• Ideas take flight in ‘Office Hours’
• A poet in his natural element
• A lost-and-found-again surrealist treasure
• They call him the Wedding Killer
• BESTSELLER­S
• SoCal Cars Calendar
• HOROSCOPE
• PLUNGING INTO FIJI
• How to get through faster
• More thoughts on Paris savings
• REACH FOR THE GOLD IN OUTDOORS HAVEN
• Holidays light up
• Mexico opens its arms
• Holiday traditions being made
• Not just presidents
• Bollywood comes to Hollywood
• Skin care for the do-it-yourselfer­s
• On a mission for safe ingredient­s
• Unlock the Code to her heart
• Retain youthful looks the natural way, skin guru says
• Getty Center
• THE BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR
• THIS YEAR’S BEST FICTION
• THIS YEAR’S BEST NONFICTION
• Something for the coffee table
• FIRE UP A READING JOURNEY
• Delightful stocking stuffers
• Stories spring to vivid life
• Making the grade for kids
• Titles to tempt YA crowd
• Sit down, relax and listen up
• New amplified phone lets you hear AND see the conversati­on.

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