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Steve Lopez started writing about Nathaniel Ayers when the men were in their 50s. They are now in their 70s and still talking.

When the U.S. banned Pride flags at our embassies, that sent a clear message. No wonder a top tennis player fleeing Russia's anti-LGBTQ+ laws chose to go to Australia.

New research shows just how serious the unintended consequences of Measure ULA have been for Los Angeles.

'The creative arts feed the soul, and the soul is where lack of bias and basic human kindness lie,' writes a public broadcasting fan from Laguna Beach.

The piece was written by Carla Hall, a longtime member of the editorial board who recently left The Times.

Readers respond negatively to the sweeping tariffs on imported goods and fret that the stock market will continue to decline.

The move to Colorado isn't political; it's personal. It's about protecting future participants and the festival's integrity from hostile state politicians.

Trump's new taxes may reduce the spending power of American consumers, but that is not a president's only concern. He also must protect some U.S. industries.

A reader argues that building more housing, even tiny sheds, is a better option for Los Angeles County than a new agency.

Conservatives seek justice for the wealthy, a reader argues, while ignoring the victims of school shootings.