The Los Angeles Times

Were boxer Antonio Margarito's fists of steel actually aided by concrete? Did Ultimate Fighting Champion Georges St-Pierre defend his title bout with enough Vaseline so that he was as slippery...

The three big players in Israel's leadership struggle first crossed paths in 1996 when a rising politician named Avigdor Lieberman helped a former intelligence agent land her first high-level government...

What if the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences threw an Oscar show and not everyone came ... early? With last year's audience for the telecast at a historic...

Residents of Clarence Center spent Sunday grappling with the randomness and destruction of the plane crash that jolted their quiet community, even as authorities said it appeared that Continental Connection...

Residents of Clarence Center spent Sunday grappling with the randomness and destruction of the plane crash that jolted their quiet community, even as authorities said it appeared that Continental Connection...

Descending through a snowy mist toward Buffalo Niagara International Airport on Thursday evening, the crew of a Continental commuter flight noticed ice buildup on the windshield and wings of the...

For Trey Russell, "less is more" is not just a Modernist creed but a way of life. In his boutique, Aris, and his second-story garden apartment behind the shop, there...

When Aubrey O'Day was a child, growing up in the desert city of La Quinta, she was bullied. While sitting in the bar at the Four Seasons Hotel several months...

When Hillary Clinton needed a way to restore her reputation after the failure of her 1990s health-care initiative, China provided the opportunity. Clinton delivered a fiery speech on human rights...

Once upon a time, there was a city where people came from far and wide to kiss. Legend tells of a fair maiden, Ana, who fell in love with Carlos,...