Los Angeles Times - 2023-01-28

• Steps toward healing can be found on dance floor
• For farmworker­s, the living is hard
• Paul Pelosi attack in graphic detail
• Cross-India march for unity
• Video depicts savage beating by policemen
• World War II-era map sparks treasure hunt in Dutch village
• Tanzania seizing herders’ animals, U.S. group says
• Religious relics found in Mexico City cathedral
• El Salvador abuses detailed
• Peru’s president, in key concession, agrees to hold elections this year
• Man who pepper-sprayed Capitol officers gets 6 years
• National Republican chair fends off challenger
• Is it a car or is it an SUV? EV tax credits are at stake
• A dreaded worker evaluation system
• SEC reviews Musk’s claims on Autopilot
• Amazon to charge for Prime grocery orders under $150
• Wall Street closes another winning week for stocks; AmEx, Tesla among big gainers
• Can we get justice for Tyre Nichols and other victims of police abuse?
• Our children can handle mass shootings. And that’s a shame
• Growing solar in the Imperial Valley
• Water: We’re doing it wrong
• Probes led DEA to quietly oust chief in Mexico
• Famed DJ was L.A.’s ‘curator of all things salsa’
• A new agenda in O.C. school district
• 260-acre site in Bel-Air has hit the auction block
• Cameraman admits to revenge porn video
• Part of 91 Freeway to close in Corona
• Retrain rude stepchildr­en
• Eighth-ranked Bruins derailed in overtime
• Men’s f inal
• Reid says Mahomes is set for AFC title game
• Levito captures U.S. skating gold
• Ryder shows his staying power
• Decision providing food for thought
• UCLA can recapture its earlier tenacity
• 831 STONE CANYON ROAD
• 788 TORTUOSO WAY BEL AIR
• 1268 BEVERLY VIEW DR
• AWARD-WINNING HILL SECTION RESIDENCE
• EIGHT HOME HACKS THAT MAKE LIFE EASIER
• WHY PEOPLE ARE CHOOSING FAUX FLOWERS
• AFFORDABLE HOME FURNISHING­S AND DECOR

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