Taylor Swift's '1989 (Taylor's Version)' will enter its 2023 era this October
'1989 (Taylor's Version)' will be the fourth rerecording Taylor Swift releases in her quest to reclaim the rights to her past albums. #press
Latinx Files: Remembering our contributions to hip-hop, 50 years later
Latinx Files: Remembering our contributions to hip-hop, 50 years later #press
Hollywood strikes push Emmy Awards telecast to Jan. 15
The Fox telecast of the ceremony at the Peacock Theater was scheduled for Sept. 18 but has been pushed to Jan. 15 in the wake of strikes by actors and writers. #press
The Edgar is all the rage among the foos
To the unsympathetic eye, the hairstyle is peculiar, so childlike and unflattering as to be offensive. But as rasquache provocation, it’s also a work of anti-assimilationist art #press
Wall Street rallies after report raises hopes inflation will continue to cool
Stocks are rallying as Wall Street lets out a bit of an exhale following the latest update on inflation. #press
Ecuador declares state of emergency after presidential candidate's assassination
Ecuador declares a state of emergency and three days of national mourning following the assassination of an anti-corruption presidential candidate. #press
The epic family novel is alive and well in the masterful hands of Paul Murray
Paul Murray is justly acclaimed for satirical novels including 'Skippy Dies.' In 'The Bee Sting,' he proves just as masterful at a realist family epic. #press
Dodgers Dugout: Fernando Valenzuela's overdue moment is finally here
Fernando Valenzuela's number should have been retired years ago. That gets rectified before Friday's game. #press
U.S. inflation rises for the first time in a year to 3.2% rate, but underlying measures remain mild
Inflation in the U.S. edged up in July after 12 straight months of declines. But core inflation matched the smallest monthly rise in nearly two years. #press
Amid Angels' fading playoff chances, Shohei Ohtani provides some tantalizing hope
It’s nights like Wednesday, when an admittedly tired Shohei Ohtani didn’t have his best stuff but battled through six innings, that leave an opening for them to make a late playoff push. #press
School supplies are getting more expensive with inflation
Some teachers are turning to social media to afford supplies and help make their classrooms more equitable. #press
Utilities say they want clean energy. So why are they opposing Biden's plan?
We asked a leading power company executive what's going on. #press
How 'Painkiller' turned legal disclaimers into moving tributes to opioid victims
The Netflix miniseries dramatizes the story of OxyContin's rise, but the beginning frames of each episode start with a disclaimer read by the families of real victims of the opioid crisis. #press
Businesses are a new battleground in Iran's crackdown on women without headscarves
After doing little to enforce the law for months, Iran’s theocratic government is cracking down on women who decline to wear the mandatory headscarf. #press
'Gone forever': Fire devastates historic Lahaina, former capital of the Hawaiian kingdom
The wildfire that ripped through Maui devastated Lahaina, a town boasting centuries of history and that was once the capital of the Hawaiian kingdom. #press
Their backyard greenhouse is a sanctuary — and a place for healing
The Choto family's Los Angeles-area greenhouse was built during the COVID-19 pandemic. It's been a labor of love filled with plants they also sell. #press
LGBTQ+ book bans are hitting California schools. How teachers can fight back
Library and LGBTQ+ advocates offer educators tips on how to respond when LGBTQ+ books come under attack in their school or district. #press
In a Florida boom town, builders and homeless services providers fret: 'We can't be L.A.'
Jacksonville, Florida has a good track record for moving homeless people off the streets. But as the city continues to grow, local builders and advocates worry about creating another housing crisis like the one in Los Angeles. #press
Workers are keeling over from extreme heat while Big Business battles safety regulations
Hundreds of workers have died from extreme heat, but business lobbyists insist government rules aren't necessary. Workers' best hope for protection: unions. #press
New coronavirus subvariant Eris is gaining dominance. Is it fueling an increase in cases?
It's possible the Eris subvariant, formally known as EG.5, may have even further immune-escape advantage than other members of the Omicron coronavirus family. #press