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Airlines Cash In as Flexible Work Changes Travel Patterns Push the Industry Toward Flexible Work The new work environment has reshaped the face of travel and caused carriers to rethink whether a seat on…
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Letters to the Editor: A new L.A. council district map that makes sense? Yes please Editor’s note: We have a new council district map that makes sense, and we’d be grateful if you would…
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Dolly Parton, Michelle Pfeiffer, others mourn Leslie Jordan: ‘Rest in peace lil’ brother’ Leslie Jordan, actor who lived a life of ‘vitality and kindness,” died Saturday at age 75.(Photo: Courtesy of Leslie Jordan’s family)…
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Hazing ‘traditions’ and sexual assault plagued UCLA summer camp job, students say One student alleges she was sexually assaulted by a fellow camper in a group of about 20 others as the camp unfolded….
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Op-Ed: With climate change, we may witness sequoia forests convert to chaparral In the last year, we have watched Colorado’s Glacier Peak National Park and other areas along the Front Range come under fire…
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Two oddball comedies are back on TV after a long hiatus. Do they still work? Welcome back, Hollywood. We’re still in the middle of the season of The Big Bang Theory, and the return…
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The Times podcast: Masters of Disasters: Broken records! Or more than once? This week, the Times podcast is an attempt to put aside its self-appointed role of chronicler of the world-end-of-days to look at…
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FAA to announce rule allowing more rest for flight attendants Airlines are often accused of over-complicating things. But that may not be the case when it comes to passenger safety. New rules from FAA…
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Iga Swiatek reaches first US Open final, will face fifth seed Ons Jabeur Swiatek was just two up with a pair of aces when the last-day drama began, but a second straight-set victory was…
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‘3,000 Years of History Are Literally Just Beneath Our Feet’ – The Legend of the Shingon The first Buddhist temple built anywhere in the world. Shingon (聖道, pronounced sho-tin) is the word for “way…
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