Los Angeles Times - 2022-04-11

• COVID’s trauma continues
• Serbia receives missile systems from China
• It’s deja vu in the French presidenti­al election
• Prime minister’s ouster divides Pakistan
• Russia picks new commander
• Abortion murder charge to be dropped
• Two killed, 10 wounded in Iowa nightclub shooting
• Wisconsin governor vetoes 8 Republican election bills
• Florida groups warn spring breakers of fentanyl
• Amazon seeks to overturn union victory in N.Y.
• Musk declines seat on Twitter board
• CONVERSATI­ON WITH THE EXPERTS: ENVIRONMEN­TAL, SOCIAL & GOVERNANCE (ESG) INVESTING
• Why I won’t cheer as Germany ends its antiwar experiment
• Learning about the Holocaust
• Truth is among the casualties
• A lack of tech access is yet another injustice in prisons
• Russian oil is as tainted as Confederat­e cotton was
• It’s not only people’s lives being upturned by the Russian invasion
• Visiting state park? A library card will get you a free pass
• 11 SoCal residents indicted in green card scam
• P-22, like a lion king, visits a Prince again
• Two women found in car in river ID’d
• Police etch catalytic converters in response to surge in thefts
• Man convicted in Big Sur blaze that killed 12 condors
• 2nd ex-AIDS office worker sentenced
• Fire engulfs port area in Benicia
• Sparks to round out busy offseason with WNBA draft
• Already in a hole, but Maddon sees light
• Varsity official Trentin endures to reach his goal
• Unuakhalu digs his return to volleyball for No. 1 Chatsworth
• AUTO RACING
• Mavericks star Doncic hurts calf in last game
• They’re mastering the art of broadening audience
• Norton’s return making strong impression so far
• JOLT OF JOY
• A call to embrace neurodiver­sity
• Food shortage fears linger
• TV Highlights

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