Los Angeles Times - 2022-05-10

• Putin defends invasion of Ukraine
• Dramatic water cuts are way of life for these areas
• Virus testing firm is accused of fraud
• Times staffer wins Pulitzer for stirring Afghanista­n photos
• Education for deaf is a new battle for parents
• A leader fit for Chinese-ruled Hong Kong
• Israel prepares to tighten rules on West Bank entry
• 2 more journalist­s slain in Mexico
• Deforestat­ion in Brazil’s Amazon breaks a record
• FOR THE RECORD
• To Our Community, Patients and Employees:
• Illegal building on fragile land
• Ex-jail official with inmate kills herself at end of chase
• Haitian faces charges in killing
• Jimmy Carter defends Alaska land he helped preserve
• Facebook whistleblo­wer pushes new laws
• Stocks are stuck in reverse
• Too cynical to save water
• Lindsey Horvath for L.A. County supervisor
• Elect Caroline Menjivar to state Senate
• A ‘step along that dismal road’
• Homelessne­ss isn’t a crime
• The reversal of our sexual freedoms
• Why we should cap prices on Russian oil
• It’s not easy to predict U.S. politics in a post-Roe world
• Pulitzer book f inalists
• NRA’s data clampdown
• CITY ATTORNEY RACE ISN’T THE USUAL SUSPECTS
• Reporters sue over arrests at L.A. protest
• O.C. park renamed for political pioneer
• Rodney King’s youngest daughter is missing
• Woodward regrets remarks
• Horford’s high point fuels Celtics’ big rally
• Jokic wins second NBA MVP
• Panthers pull out OT win, tie series
• Cronin is getting his dream defense
• Ice isn’t tilted in Kings’ eyes
• Urías move backfires on his ‘misfire’
• CHANGE AFOOT
• The time is always ‘Rite’
• A novel idea in wartime
• ‘A Strange Loop,’ ‘Lehman’ lead list
• These dancers have room to grow
• LIST OF NOMINEES
• Offer opinion when asked
• ‘Operation Mincemeat’
• For your safety

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