Los Angeles Times - 2017-07-30

• With prospects, they’re panning like it’s 1849
• USC dean had history of internal complaints
• QUARTERBAC­K RETREAT
• When fleeing abuse is a crime
• GOP leaders pushing back on Trump
• Murkowski’s balancing act
• Netf lix gains built on debt
• Venezuela’s divisive vote
• Laughter in a time of war
• Iran is defiant over its missiles
• Hero is now a man without a country
• Turkey frees 7 from opposition paper
• Kid Rock for Senate? It could happen
• A final plea: ‘I need to touch my son’
• Limits on abortion blocked in Arkansas
• Worry and hope in the era of Trump
• Psychologi­sts face trial for harsh CIA interrogat­ions
• Blowback over ‘road diets’
• What next in Afghanista­n?
• Trump doesn’t get what Scouting is all about
• McConnell: Architect of failure
• It’s too expensive to be Jewish
• Before transgende­r was a word, women served as men
• ‘Moral panic’ haunts El Salvador
• ‘A small town by choice’
• ‘Pay to play’ measures have yet to gain steam
• It took a village to get her home
• Trump tweets worry a sailor in transition
• Obamacare supporters rally
• Voice of Cajun music dies at 85
• GOP House members aren’t ready to give up
• Time running short for 2018 propositio­ns
• Picking a good cause
• Giving dams a closer look
• Aliso Canyon facility again clear to reopen
• Campaign to recall Rendon over single-payer issue advances
• L.A. councilman speaks out against attacks
• What Puzder thinks about Trump
• Wind tunnels defying the odds
• Don’t be lulled by an ‘easy to read’ contract.
• Music exec handpicked by legend
• Millennial­s want CEOs talking on social issues
• 7 Ways to criticize boss without losing job
• Why cosigning mortgage is risky
• 401(k) company match is making a comeback
• What to buy (and skip)
• Hill’s effort is quite enough
• No-show is the talk of Rams’ first day
• Camp opens: Burnett will follow (quietly) in a long line of top USC receivers.
• Bullpen gives Angels a boost
• From farm life to pro football
• Sizing up the opposition
• Goff embraces his role as leader
• Jones reclaims UFC title by TKO
• Festival turns city into a hotbed of extreme sports
• Garcia stays unbeaten
• THREE UP, THREE DOWN
• All about new members
• Gonzalez to begin rehab
• Cowart is the starting second baseman
• Hoffman leads at Canadian Open
• Dressel wins three golds in one night
• They’re still in it with a passion
• Schmid’s first game back is a bit of a success
• HER DAYS OF RAGE, FOCUS
• The absurd, not-so-real life of EDM star Diplo
• Oliver Stone’s ‘Midnight’ conversati­ons
• She knows what works
• TIME HAS COME FOR DUNKIRK
• IT’S ONE ‘COLOSSAL’ ODDITY, BUT IT’S ORIGINAL
• REBELLION IN DETROIT
• Two new turns in her career
• TV THIS WEEK
• HARD AT WORK Hard Summer’s Gary Richards has learned how to cope with constant change
• Think tank with an artful mind
• MAKING THE ‘IMPOSSIBLE’ INTO A SUCCESS
• Up high in the sky, it’s a snap
• Taking the full measure of Ella Fitzgerald
• IT’S JAZZ, FUNK, SOUL
• JANELLE BROWN OFFERS THRILLS
• Just call him Professor Gehry
• ‘Black Moses,’ a witty African picaresque
• Lost souls, injustice in India
• New imprint MCD embraces possibilit­y
• Giving horror a new edge
• A disaster affects all but the Amish
• BESTSELLER­S
• DESTINATIO­NS
• CRUISE INs and MEETINGS
• Double Trouble
• Strategic reinventio­n from manufactur­ing efficiency to innovation and hi-tech
• A Golden Era For Taiwan’s Biopharma Sector
• A Smart and Green Future for Taiwan’s Manufactur­ing Sector
• TAIWAN’S SHIPPING INDUSTRY SAILING AT FULL STEAM
• MATT BOMER
• If you are a current or former owner or lessee of certain BMW, Mazda, Subaru, and Toyota vehicles, you could get cash and other benefits from a class action settlement.
• Georgia’s Second Generation
• Finally, a simple smartphone.

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