Los Angeles Times - 2023-03-06

• Biden has quietly forgiven billions in student loans
• Donors step up to help defend Ridley-Thomas
• U.N. treaty aims to protect marine life on high seas
• Is Trump ‘electable’? GOP may not care
• Ukraine reports deadly shelling in north
• Iran schoolgirl poisoning crisis escalates
• Stationmas­ter is charged in Greece train crash
• Lower limits for ‘forever chemicals’
• That assistant may someday be your boss, so show respect
• INDUSTRY EXPERTS PROVIDE INSIGHTS ON ENTERTAINM­ENT & SPORTS TRENDS
• Opponents want to revoke FDA-approved abortion drug
• The truth should set you free
• ‘Sister Aimee’ and her temple
• Gas bills and high CEO pay
• Lessons from elephant seals on parenting my son
• House members can now target any civil servant. Will they?
• Suddenly, ‘I flunked’ is a ticket to success
• Central Valley groundwate­r plans rejected
• Diocese of San Diego is sued by its insurance carrier
• Southern California to get a break from rain
• Long Beach drops shelter plan; foes deny bias against homeless
• FBI: Child sex abuse suspect fled U.S.
• Everything about streaking Bruins just screams top seed
• Student-run broadcasts gaining popularity
• Baseball still a fan favorite
• Texas Tech suspends coach over comments
• Durant leads Suns over Mavericks in showcase
• Byron leads Hendrick contingent in Vegas
• AUTO RACING
• No. 1 Houston survives Memphis’ upset bid
• Kitayama outplays stars at Bay Hill for first PGA Tour win
• A sweep, and a savage monologue
• Quiet comeback at Rolling Loud festival
• THE WINNERS
• Fearful for ‘free range’ kids

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