Los Angeles Times - 2023-05-25

• Resilient pop superstar with high- octane voice
• Feinstein unfit for office, voters say in a survey
• Ugly forces led to shooting death in San Francisco
• ‘ Experts’ sold U. S. on a disastrous COVID plan
• Failed candidacie­s of past governors offer cautionary tale for DeSantis
• Russian militia says its Bakhmut toll tops 20,000
• Pressure grows on Texas attorney general
• Salmonella cases linked to raw cookie dough
• Target is assailed on both sides in LGBTQ+ fight
• Walmart will pay fine for selling brass knuckles in state
• Stocks in U. S. decline amid a worldwide drop
• Lots of talk, but still too little change to policing since George Floyd’s murder
• The one to beat Trump. Again
• Closure order will not fix juvenile halls
• What counts as a ‘ grave sin’?
• The other climate change
• DeSantis leaning on Elon Musk is a bad sign
• When the McCarthy spending cuts get spelled out, even the GOP balks
• Reporter fights order to turn over her notes
• City loses bid to get back photos
• Motorist helps pull an attacker off a CHP officer
• Brick thrown during Breed forum
• Hotter summer is likely around the state
• Teen boy dies during social media stunt
• Suspect held in pickax attack after car crash
• Trying for U. S. Open ... at 13
• Another big finish: Panthers to play for Cup
• Flores throws no- hitter in semis
• Welfare check finds Morant OK
• Series win softens the blow
• Friendship or just a scam?

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