Los Angeles Times - 2019-07-28

• A ‘curse’ that does not fade
• Puerto Rico’s misery revisited
• Officer slain in Lincoln Heights
• Sanders is same, but this race is different
• Backlash targets Syrians in Turkey
• Trump stirs new racism charge
• Baseball brings back memories
• GM plant to close in key voting state
• How to protect elections?
• More than 1,000 detained while trying to protest Moscow ballot
• Hong Kong police clash with marchers
• S.F. pair arrested in Italy slaying
• A contradict­ion in ‘Love it or leave it’
• From 1967 to the present
• The nine victims of the Manson ‘family’
• Destroying art, like the Taliban
• A clean-air hero
• They’re citizens, and they vote
• The LAPD’s snooping habit
• Ricardo Lara’s missteps
• Is Amoeba Music a landmark?
• How DACA enriches public education
• Adam Schiff ’s plain speaking elevated the Mueller hearings
• ART AND ARTHRITIS
• Strait of Hormuz is an ancient tinderbox of clashes
• Reversal on migrant shelter
• Gun-related law is nullified
• ‘Concentrat­ion camp’ debate is nothing new for California
• Much there there to see in Southland
• FOSSIL FUEL MONEY BECOMES AN ISSUE
• High-speed rail crosses hurdle
• What to do with nuclear waste
• Golden State science experiment­s
• 3 more arrests made in Marine probe
• OC Fair will host first ‘Out at the Fair’ festival
• Lynwood man held in series of attacks in Santa Monica
• Oceanside schools warned of insolvency
• Virtual border crusader
• How Starbucks has picked up steam again
• Insurers slip up, seniors suffer
• From one franchise to an empire of 192
• Increase your credit limit — and boost your score
• Tesla loses a founder and some of its soul
• Communicat­ing across generation­s in the workplace
• Influence his uncle had on him is indelible
• Orioles are not looking so lowly in series
• Catcher rising star in romp over Nationals
• HE’S ALL-IN ON L.A.
• Colombian poised for historic victory
• Gurley discusses how he’ll be a happy camper
• Badgley’s mullet a kick in the pants
• They’re stars, separately and together
• Stripling on IL; Hernandez will soon join him
• STATS CORNER
• Roberts will deal with it
• Ramirez is about to come off the injured list
• Bengals’ Green injured at practice
• As LAFC rises, ticket prices do too
• Cistron races to spot in the Breeders’ Cup
• McIlroy (62) faces Koepka (64)
• He was committed to offer he coveted
• ‘MANA’ AND A ‘FAST’ FAMILY
• Tarantino’s evolving legacy in ‘Hollywood’
• SHE’S PREPARING FOR HER FINAL GOODBYE TO ‘JANE’
• Tracking the urban flow
• Let the futurist explain AI show
• HAS BUD YORKIN BEEN ERASED?
• ACTIVATION­S PUT FANS RIGHT INTO THE ACTION
• Say hi to a surprising­ly charming rom-com
• TV THIS WEEK
• STILL ROCKING
• Race and power in theatrical world
• A bold canvas for creativity
• Life in love and lyrics
• Taking cool aim at empty culture
• READING UP ON THE MANSON MURDERS
• MEDIEVAL BEASTS ARE ‘ROAMING’ THE GETTY
• The dark battlefiel­d of desire
• An accidental detective finds his niche
• A cry for the American West
• AS PRETTY AS A PICTURE
• Travel insurance required?
• Don’t get locked out of Global Entry program
• THIS NATIONAL PARK BECKONS CITY LOVERS
• Surfing, anime
• Plot your cool descent now
• Tips for summer savings
• Where wild things are on menu
• It’s not a Wheelchair... It’s not a Power Chair... It’s a Zinger Chair!
• PRIDE & PROGRESS

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