Touring Europe for the first time in five years, Chinese President Xi seeks to both woo and divide. Ukraine and trade are wedge issues for China.

Pete McCloskey, a veteran who wanted U.S. troops out of Vietnam, was the first congressman to urge consideration of Nixon's impeachment on the House floor.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., in a 2012 deposition, reportedly cited health issues that he attributed to a worm in his brain.

Superintendent Enikia Ford Morthel rejected accusations that Berkeley schools have tolerated pervasive antisemitism in classrooms, saying district leaders respond quickly to any alleged incidents of bias.

Dick Rutan co-piloted the Voyager around the world in 1986, taking off from and landing at Edwards Air Force Base without stopping in one of aviation's greatest feats.

With an average surface temperature of 59.05 degrees, the month was about 0.25 of a degree warmer than the previous hottest April, in 2016.

In a nationwide survey of parents, 57% said they struggled with stress, exhaustion and feeling overwhelmed. When parents suffer burnout, children may suffer too.

China lifted its one-child policy nearly a decade ago. A growing number of couples aren't having any.

The launch of Boeing's Starliner capsule with two astronauts aboard to the International Space Station was delayed until at least next week after NASA decided to replace a faulty valve on the Atlas V rocket that would blast it into space.

Facing a worsening housing crisis, the Hawaii Legislature overwhelmingly passed a measure that allows counties to phase out short-term rentals. Maui almost immediately announced efforts to transition vacation rental apartments into long-term housing.

King Charles III returned to public-facing royal duties last week amid cancer treatment. A busy schedule means he can't see Prince Harry in the U.K. this week.

Supreme Court may be about to decide whether to hear a dispute over restrictions on transgender care for minors, potentially impacting laws in nearly half of states.

In one of the worst housing markets in the world, these apartments are $7 a month.

An encampment in the Juarez neighborhood of Mexico City shows how migration is impacting countries south of the U.S. border.

Russia announces plans to hold drills near Ukraine simulating the use of battlefield nuclear weapons.

A trio of tourists on a surfing trip in Mexico were living an idyllic life, posting photos of themselves on the beach, on rooftops and listening to music as they explored the country's scenic coastline. Then, they disappeared.

Jewish collective trauma, like that of the Palestinians, is undeniable. One shouldn't have to go to Treblinka to be reminded of this.

Former L.A. Times film critic Justin Chang wins Pulitzer Prize for work singling out those he felt deserved praise for artistry, humanity and sheer storytelling.

Hamas says it will accept a cease-fire agreement, just hours after Israel ordered civilians in eastern Rafah to evacuate. Israel has yet to accept the terms.

The demonstrations over Israel's war in Gaza are intense. But how deep and long-lasting is their staying power in U.S. politics?

The quest for collaboration by newer House members comes as California's representation in Washington undergoes a generational change.

Industrial activity has added up to 15 decibels of noise to the Santa Barbara Channel, new research has found. Hear the difference.

The terror attack on Israel was a catastrophic failure of state protection. It is generating an unprecedented spike in Jewish civilians getting guns.

The site where the bodies were discovered near the township of Santo Toms was near the remote seaside area where the missing men's tents and truck were found Thursday on a remote stretch of coast.

Tucking opposition to the protest movement in a flippant screed against Gen Z isn't just obnoxious and cowardly, it's dangerous, columnist Lorraine Ali says.