Los Angeles Times - 2018-09-26

• Trump boasts and scorns
• ‘He thought he could get away with it all’
• Suspect preyed on homeless, police say
• Women set Democrats up for gains
• President rails at adversarie­s of Kavanaugh
• No class action for Uber drivers
• How Scioscia went to Angels
• The two images of Kavanaugh
• Stunning downfall hits writer hard
• Sign of a major cultural shift
• An army of Cosby accusers
• China rules out new trade talks
• Capsized ferry illustrate­s a common problem
• Parliament deadlock could lead to second ‘Brexit’ vote
• Senator arrested after Duterte voids his amnesty
• Homes are still flooded 11 days after Florence
• Much safer ways to boil water
• Fill the vacancy on the court
• A John Muir selfie?
• Hands off Rod Rosenstein
• Vote no on Propositio­n 8
• Say yes to measures E and EE
• The GOP’s gender problem
• Is it hasta la vista for De León?
• A path to preventing a teacher strike
• Border Patrol’s desert operation heats up
• Cockfighti­ng bust may spur rooster limits
• Amid huge backlog, L.A. will get more immigratio­n judges
• Bullet-train officials make sales pitch on Valley route
• Boosting number of state students is on regents’ agenda
• LAPD offers up $50,000 reward
• The PSA crash, 40 years later
• Deputy shot in scuffle is stable
• Claim filed against Caltrans in woman’s death
• Keeping the Lights On to help released inmates
• Port truck drivers get a lift in labor dispute
• State may raise tax credit for electric cars
• Founders of photo app exit Facebook
• Qualcomm accuses Apple of theft
• U.S. defends banned nerve agent pesticide
• Gambling big on Versace
• ABC is No. 1 in morning and evening news ratings
• ‘Night School’ at top of class?
• CBS taps executive as interim chairman
• Musk blames a trailer shortage for Tesla’s Model 3 delivery woes
• Stocks mostly down as oil prices and bond yields rise
• U.S. won’t wait for Canada on NAFTA talks
• WEST-WHIRLED
• Rams turn to backup plan
• Faith carried him to Trojans
• Ohtani opts to have Tommy John surgery
• Freshmen carry weight, near 1,000 pounds
• Buehler’s off night is way the game goes
• L.A. saves Hill for Game 163
• Larkin not managerial candidate
• Defense gets pushed around bend
• Griffen’s health concerns Vikings
• Former Lakers coach McKinney dies at 83
• Practice begins the process
• Clippers open camp working on end-of-game plays
• Old themes won’t save you, ABC
• Details behind writer’s series exit
• An intimate ‘Creek’ setting
• An age of ‘Iron’ that dazzles
• Long-overdue recognitio­n
• A champion of the everyday oddities
• On being part of a family
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Extraordin­ary journey of ‘ordinary Chinese citizen’
• Fair play for rising sports industry

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