'In Memory of the 16,500 Precious Unborn Buried Here, Oct. 6, 1985,' a tombstone in Boyle Heights reads.

Red states and blue states are further apart than ever politically.

Two brothers who left their homes in Tuxtepec, Oaxaca, were smuggled in the trailer found in San Antonio. Their families are now leaning on their faith.

Thomas' concurring opinion in the decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade urges the right wing toward more fascism.

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. did plenty to earn the court its new reputation for partisanship and radical conservatism.

Microelectronics pioneer Carver Mead of Caltech explains his journey from computer technology to fundamental physics.

Trumpsters are grasping at straws to discredit Cassidy Hutchinson, the Jan. 6 committee's star witness

Economic prospects in Central America have grown so dim that even the college-educated are attempting the perilous journey to the United States.

The woman and a man fell into the water near Boulder Islands on Thursday morning. The man has been found; neither was wearing a life jacket.

I had grown up thinking that abortion was immoral, that anyone who had one would burn in hell. But I immediately saw the film for what it was: propaganda.

Medal of Honor recipient 'Woody' Williams fought at Iwo Jima

The illegal abortion in California that paved the way for abortion rights across the nation is a history lesson in what might happen next now that Roe vs. Wade has been struck down.

The Wyoming congresswoman brought her lonely battle to Simi Valley, a GOP stronghold. They loved her.

The Ukrainians are the ones fighting and dying. It must be up to them to decide when and how to settle with Russia.

Amtrak and BNSF Railway claim a Missouri company that owned and operated the dump truck involved in the crash was negligent.

The FDA appears to acknowledge an outbreak linked to Daily Harvest's lentil crumbles, and L.A. County public health confirms a case was reported locally.

Most Americans say they're paying attention to news from the Capitol insurrection investigation. Here's what the TV ratings show.

The bison charged at a 71-year-old woman, causing non-life-threatening injuries. It was the second goring at the park within three days.

Internal Justice Department communications show then-White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows texted about fraud allegations to the attorney general multiple times within 10 days of the election.

The green bandanna, a symbol of abortion rights in Latin America, has been adopted by activists in the United States.

President Biden and NATO allies touted bold moves to counter Russia as their summit concluded in Spain. But unrest is growing in America, where many in his party want more decisive responses from a White House they see as unsure of how to react to numerous crises.

The Supreme Court upholds Biden's broad power to repeal the Trump-era 'Remain in Mexico' policy.

For decades, weekly lunches between the American president and his vice president have piqued the interest of D.C. insiders. We take a look at this unique tradition.

A young Briton agreed to be infected with the coronavirus for a scientific study of the most consequential virus on the planet.

Chinese President Xi Jinping visits a vastly transformed, Beijing-controlled Hong Kong, which is now 'just another Chinese city,' one expert says.

Relentless Russian artillery barrages have battered Ukraine's powerful coal industry and endangered miners working underground. "No one wants to risk getting trapped down there," said one.

'I have been enduring this for almost two decades,' one R. Kelly survivor told The Times. 'I am very happy with the sentence.'

The alleged driver of a truck packed with dying migrants may face the death penalty. Three more men are charged in the smuggling tragedy that killed 53 people.

The charging animals narrowly missed attacking a child.

The former Trump White House aide who spoke to the Jan. 6 committee Tuesday is under fire. Defenders say her critics should testify under oath.

Disgraced R&B star R. Kelly was sentenced to 30 years in prison Wednesday following his 2021 conviction on racketeering and sex-trafficking charges.

Turkey is one of the oldest members of NATO and also one of its most problematic

In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning Roe vs. Wade, many companies have vowed to help their employees seek abortions. Will it work to make access easier for Americans?

At a NATO gathering in Madrid, Biden reiterates that the alliance is committed to defending 'every inch' of territory under its charter.

Sen. Susan Collins says Kavanaugh misled her, but his mendacity should have been no surprise

Mark Meadows' former assistant testifies that the White House knew about the planned violence and did nothing to stop it

Tuesday's testimony from a former White House aide may raise more questions about Rep. Kevin McCarthy's decision to pull his chosen GOP members from the Jan. 6 committee.

Cassidy Hutchinson, White House aide, testifies about Trump's anger on Jan. 6.

Cassidy Hutchinson revealed that White House officials knew about the risk of violence on Jan. 6 in the days prior to the insurrection.

Donald Trump Jr. texted Trump Chief of Staff Mark Meadows on Jan. 6, telling him that his father needed 'to [condemn] this s—. Asap.'

In the Missouri Amtrak crash, which left four dead and 150 injured, investigators focus on the railway crossing.

President Trump tried to grab the wheel of his limo and assaulted a Secret Service agent in an attempt to reach the Capitol on Jan. 6, aide testifies.

Trump knew rioters were heavily armed on the morning of Jan. 6, hours before the insurrection, former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson testifies.

Former White House aide also testifies about Trump's rage on Jan. 6, saying she was told he tried to grab the steering wheel of his limo and attacked a Secret Service agent when he was told he couldn't go to the Capitol.

Federal agents have arrested three people in connection with the deaths of 51 migrants in a tractor-trailer in Texas.

Our Masters of Disasters reconvene to ponder this question: is the worst type of hazard this summer season...us?

Sixteen survivors were taken to hospitals, and three people were in federal custody Monday night, San Antonio police said.

After 470 people reported cases of illness related to a Daily Harvest menu item, the company's CEO says, 'I recognize this is so frustrating.'

Vice President Kamala Harris says she worries other rights might be endangered after the Supreme Court overturned Roe vs. Wade, the landmark case legalizing abortion.

The train, with 243 passengers and 12 crew members, derailed Monday in Mendon, Mo., after hitting a truck, Amtrak said in a statement.

A Los Angeles Times photojournalist captures the grief and anger inside an abortion clinic just after Roe vs. Wade is reversed.

WNBA star seen in Russian court for one of the first times in four months

The conservative majority said football coach Joe Kennedy's prayers on the field were protected as free speech, and not an official promotion of religion.

California leaders have expected for months that the U.S. Supreme Court would strike down Roe vs. Wade. Now that it has happened, what's next?

Leading foreign ministers meet to confront global food insecurity crisis, facing conflict, climate change and COVID. Millions could die.

The Dobbs opinion will be devastating for American lives, and it will be derided by legal scholars.

It's one thing to know the Supreme Court is going to overturn Roe, and another to be there when it happened.

The Jan. 6 investigation marks the confluence of key figures and influences in Eastman's life, including his decades in California's political scene.

Brittney Griner has been detained in Russia since Feb. 17. The Times examines why "BG" was detained and what's being done to bring the WNBA star home.

The Jan. 6 hearings have already shown the public there are least three potential criminal charges Atty. Gen. Merrick Garland could prosecute Trump on.

A grandmother's handwritten instructions for borscht, dumplings and stuffed chicken necks are recipes for resilience.

While Roe is grabbing headlines, the far right is marching forward with a plan to remake America. California is everything it hopes to destroy.

Biden arrives in Europe for G-7 and NATO summits as the world's leading democracies grapple with war in Ukraine as well as their own domestic issues.

On abortion, guns and religion, the court is giving its Republican sponsors what they hoped for.

Putin's lack of allies, even among states that would be expected to support it, inevitably weakens Russia.

By overning Roe vs. Wade, the Supreme Court opens the door to reversing gay sex, gay marriage, contraception.

An abortion clinic is San Antonio is forced to turn away patients in the waiting room as the Supreme Court overturns Roe vs. Wade.

Beyond Roe vs. Wade: The Times hosted a series of conversations from the newsroom about the Supreme Court decision. Watch them now.

I had grown up thinking that abortion was immoral, that anyone who had one would burn in hell. But I immediately saw the film for what it was: propaganda.

Marjorie Dannenfelser started out as a pro-choice Republican. After changing her mind in college, she set out to outlaw abortion across the United States.

"The Future of Abortion" series explores the state of abortion in America from numerous perspectives. It includes trips to a Colorado abortion clinic and a Texas pregnancy center, an analysis of where Roe vs. Wade went wrong and more.

The five justices who overturned Roe vs. Wade were nominated by three Republican presidents. Most of the votes to confirm the justices were by men.

Newspaper websites cover historic day with banner headlines and large photos.

New Mexico is one of six states that allow late-term abortions. With Roe vs. Wade reversed, it expects a steep rise in out-of-state visitors.

Biden delivers remarks after Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade.

Here's everything you need to know about the U.S. Supreme Court's decision on Roe vs. Wade.

In a historic reversal, the Supreme Court on Friday overturned the landmark 1973 Roe vs.

The logistics of accessing abortion are about to get more complicated, with at least 26 states set to ban the procedure after the fall of Roe vs. Wade.

A look back at U.S. abortion laws and the Roe vs. Wade decision.

In a historic reversal, the Supreme Court strikes down a half-century of nationwide abortion rights in the U.S.

Both Pfizer and Moderna are considered safe for kids of all ages, but here are a couple of differences that parents can consider.

A new study provides a sweeping look at how birthing experiences differ dramatically for pregnant people of color compared with pregnant white people.

Ukraine's months-long defense in Severodonetsk ends, giving Russian forces control of most of Luhansk province.

Former President Trump says House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy mishandled appointments to the Jan. 6 committee. But so far, McCarthy's caucus is sticking with him.

Testifying under oath to Trump's attempt to overthrow Biden's election is what deserves the accolade 'heroism.'

The hearing featured testimony from top Justice Department officials who detailed Trump's exhaustive effort to get the department to embrace internet conspiracies, and explained how close the president came to installing atop its ranks an official whose primary qualification was his fealty to Trump.

As U.S. artistic swimmer Anita Alvarez performed at the world championships, her coach noticed something was wrong: Alvarez was at the bottom of the pool.

Scientists have discovered a bacterium that's about 5,000 times larger than any other giant bacteria -- large enough to see without a microscope.

'The only reason I know to ask for a pardon, is because you think you've committed a crime,' said Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-Ill.), who sits on the Jan. 6 committee.

As U.S. artistic swimmer Anita Alvarez performed at the world championships, her coach noticed something was wrong: Alvarez was at the bottom of the pool.

Former acting Deputy Atty. Gen. Richard Donoghue testifies he rebutted an 'arsenal' of allegations Trump raised in trying to overturn election.

Three former leaders of the Justice Department testified at Thursday's Jan. 6 hearing about then-President Trump's attempts to pressure them to advance debunked election fraud claims.

Now that the Supreme Court has tossed out a New York law limiting who can get a permit to carry a gun, California's rules are on shaky legal ground.

Supreme Court rules police may press suspects to reveal evidence that may be used against them in court.

Two major cities were on the brink in eastern Ukraine as a European Union body approved Ukraine's candidacy for admission.

People talk about the sacrifices they made when healthcare forced them into debt.

Water is flowing again in part of Mexico's dry Colorado River Delta, bringing back a running river where months ago there was a sandy riverbed.

From Mexico to Argentina, prosecutors have relied on the 'flotation test' to convict women of killing their babies. But the test is often wrong.

Those trying to access China's internet from outside the country struggle with geoblocks, registration requirements and other hurdles to information.

The union said it has not received any complaints about safety issues related to the production.