Mamdani's Showdown With Amazon Could Have Far-Reaching Consequences

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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said global cooperation on artificial intelligence (AI) will be "more difficult" than talks on nuclear proliferation during the Cold War. "Meet the Press" host Kristen Welker asked Gates in an interview that aired on NBC News Sunday about the cooperation between the U.S. and the former Soviet Union on limiting the...

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Waiting at a red light? It may not know you're there

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If you drive a car, you've likely found yourself at a stoplight. They're hard to avoid, with roughly 320,000 estimated to be in the U.S. But getting through them is sometimes harder than you may think it should be.

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New U.S. bans to take effect Tuesday: Here’s what’s affected

Sep 27, 2026

New U.S. bans to take effect Tuesday: Here’s what’s affected

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Cloud pics wanted: NASA renews call for people's photos of the sky

Sep 27, 2026

Cloud pics wanted: NASA renews call for people's photos of the sky

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The nation's best pastrami? Find it at Langer's Deli, this year's L.A. Times Gold Award winner

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The nation's best pastrami? Find it at Langer's Deli, this year's L.A. Times Gold Award winner

L.A. Times 2026 Gold Award honoree Norm Langer has kept the deli his parents opened in 1947 a welcoming place for all of Los Angeles. Oh, and it serves the nation's finest pastrami, according to the late Jonathan Gold and many others.

L.A. voting rights groups mobilize to counter possible November election disruption

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L.A. voting rights groups mobilize to counter possible November election disruption

L.A. voting rights groups rally to recruit poll watchers, launch protection programs, and counter potential election disruption in the November vote.

Across California's IVF insurance divide, many are priced out of parenthood

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Wrightwood residents fight a quarry they never saw coming

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Newsom signs bill that seeks to help abused dogs and cats avoid long shelter stays

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Legislation signed Friday by California Gov. Gavin Newsom would remove barriers to adopting neglected animals whose owners face criminal cases.

OpenAI agent made unauthorized attempts to access federal agencies' websites

Sep 26, 2026

OpenAI agent made unauthorized attempts to access federal agencies' websites

Artificial intelligence giant OpenAI said its technology accessed government websites, including the Department of Education, without authorization, marking the latest incident of the technology going rogue. The ChatGPT maker’s AI models attempted to gain access to the Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights website, but were unsuccessful, AI research firm Transluce announced Friday. OpenAI separately...

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