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Commentary: It turns out ranching doesn’t have to destroy the Amazon rainforest

Can ranchers help rescue the Amazon?

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Sleepless in Kyiv: In wartime capital, the stress of long fight weighs on everyone. Somehow, people cope

KYIV, Ukraine — In some cultures, people greet one another by asking: "Have you eaten?" In Ukraine's wartime capital, the question is more likely to be a wry, "Getting any sleep?"

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‘It’s a disaster’: California farmer faces ordeal as pistachio farm sits underwater

CORCORAN, Calif. — A few years ago, Makram Hanna took his savings from years of work in real estate and decided to make a big investment together with relatives and two other families. They bought 1,270 acres of farmland in Kings County, and in 2021 they planted pistachio trees.

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Bobby Miller isn't perfect, but is tenacious in Dodgers' 6-4 win over Pirates

LOS ANGELES — Back in March, when their starting rotation was intact and the projections were rosy, Los Angeles Dodgers officials envisioned Bobby Miller’s impending arrival as icing on another division-title cake. The prized prospect was supposed to appear in the majors sometime during the summer — after recovering from…

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Colleen Ballinger critics say YouTuber's resurfaced videos show racist content

YouTube personality Colleen Ballinger is facing a new wave of criticism after an old video of her Miranda Sings character performing a Beyoncé song resurfaced Wednesday and went viral.

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‘The Profit’ producers win in arbitration after $30 million lawsuit from bankrupt contestant

NBCUniversal and companies linked to its CNBC show “The Profit” and its frontman, entrepreneur Marcus Lemonis, have prevailed in a legal dispute with one of the show’s contestants.

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Imelda Padilla installed as temporary City Council member

The Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday to install community advocate Imelda Padilla as a temporary voting member of the council following her win last week in the Council District 6 election.

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Babysitter charged with first-degree murder after toddler dies from head injury

A Riverside woman has been charged with first-degree murder after a toddler she was babysitting suffered a fatal head injury, according to authorities.

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Los Angeles, again, sees drop in air quality after Fourth of July fireworks

Dozens of fireworks shows, and many smaller backyard or neighborhood pyrotechnic displays, lit up Southern California skies throughout the Fourth of July celebration Tuesday — leaving an almost instant negative effect on the region's air quality.

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Rosie O'Donnell says pal Madonna is 'very strong' following hospitalization

The Queen of Pop is staying strong nearly two weeks after she was rushed to the hospital for a "serious bacterial infection."

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Meghan Trainor welcomes second child, a 'big boy' who arrived sideways via C-section

It's all about that baby for Meghan Trainor, who has welcomed her second child with husband Daryl Sabara.

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'The Idol' is over for now but the Weeknd urges fans to 'continue to push the vision'

The Weeknd says he's thankful for "The Idol" as the controversial show's fate remains uncertain at HBO.

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LA hotel workers back on the job but say more strikes to come

LOS ANGELES — Thousands of service workers at 19 hotels in Los Angeles and Orange counties returned to work Wednesday after three days of strikes over the busy Fourth of July weekend.

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Brian Merchant: California and Canada absolutely must call Google’s and Facebook’s bluff on news

In June, Canada passed a law that will require major tech platforms such as Google and Facebook to pay a small fee when they host news on their platforms, to compensate the journalistic outlets that produced it. A similar bill recently cleared crucial hurdles in California and now has a…

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From Uncle Al to Pop-Pop: Al Roker says granddaughter Sky is 'perfect blessing'

From Uncle Al to Grandpa Al, "Today" show meteorologist Al Roker is forecasting heavy doting in his future and a lovely little Sky.

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Stanley Tucci: It's OK for straight actors to play gay roles if done 'the right way'

Stanley Tucci takes no issue with straight actors playing gay characters — as long as it's done "the right way."

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Adele fires back at rude concertgoers throwing things onstage with an f-bomb

Adele has scolded rude concertgoers over a recent spate of incidents where fans have thrown items at performers onstage during other concerts, according to videos posted on TikTok this week during the singer's Las Vegas residency.

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Editorial: Supreme Court ruling on student loan debt relief means Congress must now act

It’s not surprising but still deeply disappointing that the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against the Biden administration’s plan to provide more than $400 billion in student loan forgiveness. Compounding the injustice is the fact that a divided Congress is unlikely to fill the vacuum left by the decision with…

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How 'Nimona' survived a studio shutdown among many challenges on its way to the screen

The main character of the acclaimed graphic novel "Nimona" is a shapeshifter: sometimes a girl, other times an animal, always a spunky agent of chaos. One day, she inserts herself into the life of knight-turned-villain Ballister Blackheart in order to become his sidekick. Nimona is impulsive, playful and destructive. She's…

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'Game of Thrones' power couple Kit Harington and Rose Leslie welcome second child

Former "Game of Thrones" co-stars Kit Harington and Rose Leslie have welcomed their second child.

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Congress wants to regulate AI. Big Tech is eager to help

WASHINGTON -- Members of Congress want to regulate artificial intelligence, and Big Tech is watching — and lobbying.

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John Cherwa: Why Churchill Downs extended the ban on trainer Bob Baffert

Imagine having your driver’s license suspended, serving that suspension, and then being told the suspension has been extended because you haven’t admitted that you committed those driving offenses you were charged with two years ago.

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What's a Latino? Héctor Tobar goes deep on stereotypes and solidarity

Héctor Tobar is tired of the Latino caricature.

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A prefab ADU behind a historic Hollywood hideaway allows generations to stay connected

LOS ANGELES -- Living in a 1,400-square-foot home, Xiyin Tang and Paul Laskow wanted more space for their growing family. Now, they have it: A 320-square-foot prefab accessory dwelling unit, or ADU, that extends their floor plan while preserving their historic 1936 Streamline Moderne home.

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These retired teachers started with a little bird guide, and ended with a magnum opus

BIG PINE, Calif. — Retired high school teachers Tom and Joanne Heindel had spent decades pursuing a daunting challenge in bird science: A survey of every species in Inyo County's otherworldly tableau of lofty peaks glazed with snow, desert plains, spiky lava fields, rivers and canyonlands.

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