Los Angeles Times - 2023-12-04

• Palestinia­ns wait to see if their homes will be struck Where will they go next? It’s a question many in Gaza ask as Israel ramps up strikes after truce collapsed.
• Are immigrants happier in Texas or California? It’s surprising
• Russian police raid Moscow gay bars
• Haley gains backing, but can she catch Trump?
• 7.6 quake kills at least 1, causes widespread panic in Philippine­s
• Harris does double duty at conference in Dubai
• Pfizer drops effort to develop weight-loss pill
• EVs found less reliable than those that use gas
• They seem OK with an autocrat
• Are L.A. leaders trying to sabotage City Hall reform?
• ‘Plantation’ of college sports
• Rising rate of suicide is telling us something
• Why bully Elon Musk is seen as hero
• Will foreign crises help Biden in 2024?
• Ex-L.A. gang leader charged in Derek Chauvin stabbing
• Two deputies face dismissal over crash that killed two boys
• Bass spells out new ethics rules for the nonprofit Mayor’s Fund
• Their final resting place will be out of this world
• LAFC merely one win away from ‘something special’
• Garcia knows what it takes to be great, but will it ever happen?
• MLB clings to rumors in Ohtani sweepstake­s
• Purdy, 49ers leave their mark in a road rout of the Eagles
• No team looks quite ready to bowl over Mater Dei
• St. Bonaventur­e secures own ‘what just happened’ moment
• Cold shooting, slow starts hurt Trojans
• Wounded Bruins will stay home for bowl game
• USC to take field in Holiday Bowl but Williams availabili­ty uncertain
• Cal stops UCLA in water polo final
• A return to health is a shot in Lakers’ arm
• Sand not just skating by on road to recovery
• THE PEAK OF CREATIVITY
• A clockwork ‘Candy Cane’
• Godzilla goes back to roots
• Toys for girls and boys

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