Los Angeles Times (Sunday) - 2022-01-30

• A buzzkill for would-be weed entreprene­urs
• Biden must fix riven guardrails of democracy
• Rooftop solar effort must evolve
• Italian president reelected to end impasse
• A mixed COVID picture in India
• Thousands displaced in eastern Congo as rebels, army clash
• Russia seeks recruits from Ukraine rebel area
• Upsurge in attacks has French politician­s on edge
• Thousands protest in Canadian capital against virus mandates
• Churches find new life as neighborho­od centers
• Kansas woman accused of leading Islamic State unit
• Gas stoves bigger risk to climate than previously thought
• The best side hustles for your twenties and thirties
• Here’s how to spend safely and avoid going broke in retirement
• No cash. No justice. No fair.
• Race, gender and the court
• Vitriol takes a toll on officials
• The homelessne­ss quandary
• Guess the COVID rules don’t apply to Sarah Palin
• If I don’t eat soul food, what kind of Black person am I?
• Pilot program will pay for home retrofits in fire-prone areas
• Man is charged in BB gun shootings on Planned Parenthood
• Homeland Security worker charged with molesting girls
• After long layoff, fumbling Akers not used to getting hit
• Ex-Trojan Dart will play at Mississipp­i
• Tennessee’s rally falls short against Texas
• Kennard making his case with threes
• Reaves is rare Laker who fits role
• Terry’s goal in third period lifts Ducks
• Flyers edge Kings to end slide at 13 games
• Davies gives rise to Canada
• Ingram has eye on Super Bowl
• TV THIS WEEK
• HIGH ANXIETY THIS OSCAR SEASON
• HEY, ACADEMY, DRIVE THIS ‘CAR’
• MISSING THAT MOVIE LOVE
• WE TALK ABOUT BRUNO. AND LIN.
• COMEDIAN FIGHTS FOR HER VOICE
• THE CURSE OF QR CODES IN MUSEUMS
• BESTSELLER­S
• ON BARING (ALMOST) ALL IN STORIES
• TALES OF AN ACCIDENTAL ACTIVIST
• REFRAMING ‘ULYSSES’
• THE DEEP LEGACY OF THE CLOTILDA
• Making a Dent
• Need for unity in recovery underscore­d
• CURTAIN READY TO RISE ON A SPORTING SPECTACULA­R
• Stable course charted for economy
• The young who have the planet on their mind
• Tradition blooms with Olympics tributes
• Snow the foundation for business boom
• Chip maker puts faith in China
• Negative list cuts signal further market opening
• From bean to bar, chocolate casts its spell
• Theme parks get into the winter swing
• Young prove to be driving force for global e-trade
• Canal restoratio­n a boon to environmen­t
• Sci-tech burgeoning in Jiangsu
• Changshu displays rosewood prowess
• Rural revamp enhances village life
• Sisterly bond gives priority to education
• The hunter who became a protector
• Shakespear­e is alive and well in China
• Big dig findings pull in the people
• ALAN RITCHSON
• BETTER THAN BOTOX: Takes 10 Years Off Your Face in Just 10 Minutes
• Finally . . . a better mobility solution than Scooters or Power Chairs.

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