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I’m heartbroken over my brother Bobby’s endorsement of Donald Trump. I think often about my father and how he might have viewed the politics of our time. I’m not sure what he would have thought about TikTok or AI, but this much I know for sure: He would have despised Donald Trump. Trump was exactly the kind of arrogant, entitled bully my father used to prosecute. Robert F. Kennedy’s life was dedicated to promoting the safety, security and happiness of the American people. That is why he would have so admired another former prosecutor, Kamala Harris. Her career, like his, has been all about decency, dignity, equality, democracy and justice for all. Trump is the enemy of all that. The only thing he seems to be for is himself and, disturbingly, autocrats such as Vladimir Putin, whom my father would have regarded as an existential threat to our country. Yet my brother now endorses Trump. To pledge allegiance to Trump, a man who demonstrates no adherence to our family’s values, is inconceivable to me. Worse, it is sordid. Earlier this month, as Harris surged in

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There were no tickets sold with all six numbers in Monday evening’s drawing of the multi-state Powerball lottery, pushing the estimated jackpot for Wednesday’s drawing to $176 million. There were three tickets sold with five numbers, but missing the Powerball number, according to the Multi-State Lottery Association, which conducts the game. The one sold in Texas is worth $2 million because the player utilized the Power Play option, where for an additional $1 per play, a ticket with five numbers, but missing the Powerball number, is worth $2 million. The ones sold in Arkansas and Virginia are each worth $1 million. The numbers drawn Monday were 8, 9, 11, 27, 31 and the Powerball number was 17. The estimated jackpot was $163 million. The drawing was the 12th since the last time a ticket with all six numbers was sold. The odds of matching all five numbers and the Powerball number is 1 in 292.2 million, according to the Multi-State Lottery Association. The overall chance of winning a prize is 1 in 24.9. The Powerball game is played in 45 states, the District of Columbia

El alemán Marco Reus tuvo un debut soñado con el LA Galaxy al apuntarse un gol y una asistencia para guiar a su nuevo equipo y conseguir tres puntos que los consolida como primeros de la Conferencia del Oeste con 52 puntos. Reus entró como sustitución a los 62 minutos por Marco Delgado para guiar la victoria del sábado de 2-0 sobre Atlanta United 2-0, en el Dignity Health Sports Park, que fue además histórica pues el LA Galaxy se convirtió en el primer equipo en alcanzar 400 triunfos en temporadas regulares desde la primera temporada de la MLS en 1996, además de ser el primer equipo en alcanzar la visita de 10 millones de aficionados en casa. Joseph Paintsil tuvo la oportunidad, a los 67 minutos, de abrir el marcador para los locales desde el punto penal, pero el veterano Brad Guzan le adivinó el lado y complicó aún más el partido al LA Galaxy. Sin embargo, esa falla parecía ser parte de un libreto escrito para que Reus se convirtiera en héroe y rápidamente ser arropado por la afición angelina. Reus aprovechó un

Una de las calles más emblemáticas de Los Ángeles pronto podría estar libre de automóviles (o al menos una pequeña sección de ella). Los líderes de la ciudad anunciaron el primer paso hacia la eliminación de vehículos en un tramo de menos de media milla de Wilshire Boulevard que divide el parque MacArthur. Durante el próximo año, los planificadores buscarán la opinión de la comunidad, redactarán documentos ambientales y probarán cierres en un intento de cerrar permanentemente esa parte de la carretera. De concretarse, el cierre marcaría un hito para una región que ha estado lidiando con lo que significa el espacio público en el centro de la cultura del automóvil, y sería el cierre más significativo de una arteria vial importante en la memoria reciente. La alcaldesa Karen Bass habla en el anuncio del proyecto de reconexión del parque MacArthur. (Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times) El tramo de Wilshire que se prevé cerrar se encuentra en el corazón de una densa comunidad de inmigrantes marcada por la pobreza y una cultura callejera desbordante. Con sus zonas de juegos y campos de césped

Three days ago Marco Reus was uncertain when he would be cleared to play for the Galaxy. He had a contract and a uniform but he didn’t have a work permit. And until he had one he would have to watch from the stands. It took the efforts of nearly a dozen people, from lawyers and front-office employees to a congresswoman, to end that stalemate, cutting through enough government red tape to get Reus a visa just in time to get him on the field against Atlanta United. And he made all that work pay off, coming off the bench Saturday to assist on one goal and score the other in a 2-0 victory that extended the Galaxy’s modest MLS win streak to three games and extended their lead in the Western Conference standings to five points over LAFC. The win was the 400th in team history — an MLS first — and the sellout crowd of 25,174 made the Galaxy the first MLS club to draw more than 10 million fans. But afterward the discussion centered on Reus, who completely changed the game when

Showtime met Sho-Time on Saturday night, the Dodgers honoring several members of the Lakers teams that won five NBA titles from 1980 to ’88 before the game and treating Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, James Worthy and the gang to another clutch Shohei Ohtani home run in the middle innings. But unlike Friday night, when Ohtani hit a walk-off grand slam to become the sixth member of baseball’s exclusive 40-homer, 40 stolen-base club, there would be no late-game heroics for the Dodgers slugger. Ohtani turned a one-run deficit into a one-run lead with a 338-foot chip shot over the short wall in right field in the fifth inning, but his towering drive to right with the automatic runner aboard in the 10th fell just short of the warning track, and the Dodgers lost to the Tampa Bay Rays 9-8 in front of a crowd of 48,488 in Chavez Ravine. (Wally Skalij / Los Angeles Times) “Yeah, I did,” manager Dave Roberts said, when asked if he thought Ohtani’s drive off Rays left-hander Garrett Cleavinger had a chance to leave the park. “We’ve seen Cleavinger, we’ve had him, and

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The city of Redondo Beach warned residents and visitors Saturday of a recent scam involving fake QR Codes stuck to parking meters along the Esplanade and Riviera Village area. The fraudulent QR codes were recently discovered on about 150 parking meters affixed next to the legitimate ParkMobile and PayByPhone labels. The fake code directed motorists to a “paybyphone” website that prompted them to input their location and payment information. Redondo Beach police officers inspected all of the city’s parking meters and removed the fake codes, the city stated. Anyone who feels they were defrauded was urged to call police at 310-379-2477 and file a report. Anyone who received a parking citation after making a payment on the fake QR code, may also call police. Police also wanted to hear from anyone with information on the people believed responsible for the scam.

Two of Southern California’s top high school football teams, Mission Viejo and St. John Bosco, came away with impressive victories Saturday night. Mission Viejo (2-0) intercepted four passes, returning two for touchdowns, and got three sacks from Jaden Williams in a 35-7 home victory over Santa Margarita. St. John Bosco traveled to Florida for a nationally televised game against Madonna Chaminade and rallied for a 34-27 victory behind two sophomores. Maliq Blackwell-Allen broke loose for a 71-yard touchdown run to break a 27-27 tie in the fourth quarter. Safety Isaia Wily-Ava contributed a sack and interception in the fourth quarter and was covering on a final pass play with nine seconds left. Junior quarterback Matai Fuiava passed for 303 yards and three touchdowns. Mission Viejo took a 14-0 lead at halftime after Brock deFries returned an interception 16 yards for a touchdown late in the second quarter. Jeron Jones added another pick-six, this time 73 yards. Quarterback Luke Fahey passed for 156 yards, including touchdowns of 15 and three yards to Phillip Bell and two yards to Brady Bowman. The focus for the Diablos was

Three days ago Marco Reus was uncertain when he would be cleared to play for the Galaxy. He had a contract and a uniform but he didn’t have a work permit. And until he had one he would have watch from the stands. It took the efforts of nearly a dozen people, from lawyers and front-office employees to a congresswoman, to end that stalemate, cutting through enough government red tape to get Reus a visa just in time to get him on the field against Atlanta United. And he made all that work pay off, coming off the bench Saturday to assist on one goal and score the other in a 2-0 victory that extended the Galaxy’s modest MLS win streak to three games and extended their lead in the Western Conference standings to five points over LAFC. The win made the Galaxy the first club to win 400 regular-season games in MLS history. The franchise also became the first MLS team to pass the 10-million mark in all-time home attendance. Reus, who arrived on a free transfer 10 days ago, came on for Marco

BEIRUT —  The Israeli military launched what it called preemptive strikes in Lebanon against the militant group Hezbollah early Sunday morning, ratcheting already elevated tensions that could tip into a full-on regional war even as efforts continue to forge a cease-fire in Gaza. The strikes, which began before 5 a.m. local time, hit areas in Lebanon’s south, where Hezbollah has for more than 10 months engaged in an escalating tit-for-tat fight with Israel. Hezbollah has also vowed to avenge the death of its senior military commander, Fuad Shukr, whom Israel assassinated in an airstrike on the Lebanese capital last month. In a statement, the Israeli army said Hezbollah was “preparing to fire missiles and rockets toward Israeli territory. In response to these threats, the IDF [Israel Defense Forces] is striking terror targets in Lebanon.” The effect of the strikes remained unclear early Sunday morning, but Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency said that two people were injured and that strikes had caused extensive damage to water and electricity infrastructure in towns in south Lebanon. Israel declared a state of emergency for 48 hours and temporarily suspended flights

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Authorities are warning the public after fake QR codes were discovered on parking meters across Redondo Beach. Stickers with the fraudulent QR code were discovered on approximately 150 parking meters along the Esplanade and Riviera Village areas, according to Redondo Beach police. City officials only work with two companies to collect parking fees — ParkMobile and PayByPhone. ParkMobile uses a QR code that directs users to the ParkMobile App.  PayByPhone can accept payments on their app or on their official website. Official QR code stickers provided by the city of Redondo Beach on parking meters. (Redondo Beach Police Department) The fake QR codes were much larger and placed directly underneath or next to the official city-approved stickers. When scanning the fake stickers, users are taken to a website labeled “poybyphone.online” and prompted to input their their location and payment information. The official website is “paybyphone.com.” The fraudulent QR codes were placed under or adjacent to the legitimate stickers. (Redondo Beach Police Department) City officials said all fraudulent QR code stickers have since been removed. “If anyone feels that they have been defrauded, please contact the Redondo