Jafar Panahi’s ‘It Was Just an Accident’ wins Palme d’Or at Cannes
Marking an extraordinary reversal of fortune, including stints in prison and house arrest during years of clandestine work when he was forbidden by authorities from…
Marking an extraordinary reversal of fortune, including stints in prison and house arrest during years of clandestine work when he was forbidden by authorities from…
A chair of a trial committee of the Writers Guild of America West has called out the union’s handling of disciplinary proceedings against one member…
Welfare states are often celebrated as the backbone of social progress—providing universal healthcare, free education, robust pensions, and unemployment insurance. Yet, behind this promise of…
Developing countries face a constant juggling act when it comes to managing their budgets. With volatile economic conditions, unpredictable revenue streams, and intense political pressures,…
Manager Mikel Arteta says he is disappointed by Arsenal's failure to make any signings during the winter transfer window, but praised the club's discipline.Arsenal were…
Breadcrumb Trail LinksPMN BusinessThe United Arab Emirates, a key member of OPEC+, will reduce oil shipments early next year as the alliance seeks stronger discipline…
Two days after tensions flared going into halftime of the crosstown rivalry game, DeShaun Foster remained salty about UCLA being the only team punished. Three…
With a deadline for submitting ballot measures looming, the Los Angeles City Council remains divided over the language for a proposal that could give the…
NEW YORK — Major League Baseball plans to discipline umpire Pat Hoberg following an investigation into a potential violation of sports gambling policies. In a statement…
AUSTIN, Texas — A Texas appeals court has ruled that Republican Atty. Gen. Ken Paxton can face discipline from the state bar association over his failed…
Reporting from Sacramento — In the 1970s, Los Angeles police officers were furious that past complaints against them increasingly were making their way into court cases.…