Los Angeles Times - 2017-03-01

• A MORE TEMPERATE TRUMP
• Possible ‘turning point’ in black political clout
• Can Snapchat visionary keep the app cool?
• Cheerleadi­ng trip ended in tragedy
• A shift in tone, without the hard choices
• The new voice behind the mic
• Out of the limelight
• Mexico president’s long fall
• A scathing look at 2014 Gaza war
• The Iraqi beauty salon that defied Islamic State
• Israel removes settlers from West Bank homes
• Down on new Trump high-rise
• His motto: ‘Hate has consequenc­es’
• Trump moves to lift clean water rule
• Intelligen­ce pick agrees Russia targeted election
• Sessions forecasts growing violence
• Insufficie­ntly American
• It’s just the Oscars
• Can Trump win over workers?
• Trump’s huge defense budget
• Sex offenders on Facebook
• Bad bills that just won’t die
• Keep Aliso capped
• Promise the world, leave out the details
• From a lost war to the White House
• Indiana Senate OKs abortion bill on parental notificati­on
• Can ‘moral compass’ keep state on course?
• Measure S backers want mayor to act
• From prison to Oscars
• A civil discourse on immigratio­n
• Metro’s naming rights plan hits brakes
• They have lots of questions
• A legend’s home, not a landmark
• GOP wants apology for senator’s ouster
• State leaders seek U.S. immigratio­n records
• Yes on S defies county on mailers
• Union president is reelected
• Law on voting districts fought
• LAPD IDs off-duty cop in dispute
• Student expelled over photo
• Began life in a Coney Island incubator
• Bataan Death March survivor
• Self-service kiosks join the menu at Wendy’s
• Google unveils its Web TV service
• Bobby Murphy, Snap’s understate­d tech leader, commands great power
• ‘Logan’ poised to shred rivals at the box office
• SeaWorld visits, revenue slump
• Kite Pharma posts positive results in its cancer therapy
• ‘Resident Evil’ sequel scares up $94 million
• Studios help L.A. with Olympics bid
• Comcast to buy rest of Japan park
• Starbucks to enter Italy in ’18
• Dow snaps 12-day winning streak
• BURN NOTICE
• Losses add up in points for Kings
• DEFEAT DOESN’T STING MUCH
• USC needs to avoid bubble trouble
• Scioscia has f luid bullpen
• Kings’ Miller set to retire
• Busch begins well — did he jump-start a title run?
• He’s a fighter moved by scene of healing, respect
• Stevens doesn’t want to miss this Breeders’ Cup
• Bruins need help to tie for crown
• Wildcats erase big deficit, top Vanderbilt
• It’s a dream come true for Nwaba
• Warriors lose and Durant is injured
• Peterson will be a free agent
• Harden is just one part of the test
• LOCAL TIES TO COMBINE
• Blanton will pitch for the Nationals
• Urias still on a short leash
• Dodgers might air 10 games on Ch. 5
• Dodgers 14, Rockies 3
• Playing with fears
• A fictional but familiar sex scandal
• MOCA GIFT IS A SIGN OF THE TIMES
• Big meanings in pint-size art
• Getty gains major gift of photograph­y
• Season to build musical bridges
• It’s time for adjustment­s
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• The Broad’s new ‘Oracle’ offers peek into uncertain world
• The Ronald Reagan Presidenti­al Library and Museum
• Seeing Red
• Aquarium of the Pacific explores art and science

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