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L.A. teachers authorize strike as tensions rise

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Members of the Los Angeles teachers union have voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike, the union announced Friday. Tensions continue to build over contract negotiations, with the union and school district lately accusing each other of acting illegally. A strike authorization does not mean that…

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Court hearing focuses on speedy family reunification

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Attorneys for the U.S. government and immigrant families who were separated at the Mexico border discussed how to accelerate the reunification process during a hearing Friday in San Diego. The Trump administration has been under increasing pressure to speed up the process following allegations…

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Iosif Kobzon, dubbed the ‘Soviet Sinatra,’ dies at 80

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Iosif Kobzon, an iconic Russian crooner and political figure dubbed “the Soviet Sinatra” for his decades-long career, has died. He was 80 years old. One of the most revered Russian singers of the 20th century, Kobzon is remembered not only for his concerts but also for efforts to negotiate the…

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One dead after rollover crash in Huntington Beach

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One person died in Huntington Beach on Friday after a car crashed into the back of a pickup truck, causing the truck to roll over, police said. Huntington Beach Police Department Chief Robert Handy said officers responded to a call at around 3:40 p.m. about a crash on Warner Avenue and Nichols Lane. Handy said…

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Attorney slammed for mocking Orange County Asians on Facebook

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An Irvine attorney who describes herself as the top law school tutor in the United States has been the target of blistering criticism for an incendiary Facebook post mocking Orange County Asians. Christina Ignatius, who owns Law School Tutor and claims to have been involved in multimillion-dollar business and real estate deals, compared the county’s Asian…