Los Angeles Times - 2023-10-02

• Fire is a constant hazard in L.A. lockup
• GOP debates are still just pseudo-events
• In Slovakia, pro-Russia ex-premier leads party to victory
• Turkey bombs Kurdish rebels after suicide attack
• Biden warns ‘not much time’ to help Ukraine
• How Feinstein helped preserve the desert
• Police chief who led raid of Kansas paper is suspended
• Looking into hydropower’s environmen­tal pull
• Should men pay for dinner, as reparation­s for the wage gap?
• Don’t go soft on air pollution
• Hey, Democrats, what’s the plan?
• Moving on after Rupert Murdoch
• Remaking constituti­onal law?
• Defend books. The U.S. has burned them before
• In Michigan, Trump and Biden wage separate wars
• Feinstein, maligned by both sides, was the best
• A united front in Fresno to ban caste-based bias
• Judge helps his colleague prepare for new assignment on Skid Row
• Teacher placed on leave after racist rant at gas station
• O.C. doctor faces charges of COVID program fraud
• L.A. receives 20th bus of migrants courtesy of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott
• Anaheim ex-councilman is found dead at his home
• Most likely city for car theft? Not L.A.
• Potential life term in therapist’s death
• Newsom vetoes safety bill for domestic workers
• Europeans reclaim Ryder Cup
• Slow Down Andy’s win starts to fill Breeders’ Cup field
• Defensive woes threaten to derail title aspiration­s
• Stafford suffers a hip injury, shows grit on way to victory
• Poised freshmen play well beyond their years
• Newport Harbor emerges as top contender
• Knucklebal­ling workhorse Wakefield succumbs to brain cancer
• Angels had no wiggle room for error, explaining why season went sideways
• Potent Álvarez dominates an outclassed Charlo
• A prove-it season looms for championsh­ip-focused Clippers
• Reality TV’s ‘Cost’
• ASK AMY Harassing because he can

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