The Los Angeles Times

Indications grew stronger Thursday that President Pervez Musharraf, whose allegiance has been a linchpin of the U.S. fight against the Taliban and Al Qaeda, will be pushed into resigning in...

Netflix, the DVD rental service, is suffering from the biggest shipping problem in its history, delaying delivery of those familiar red-and-white envelopes to millions of its customers. The Los Gatos,...

After downplaying the incident, Beijing's Olympic organizers acknowledged Thursday that a dancer was paralyzed after a platform collapsed during rehearsals for the Opening Ceremony. Liu Yan, 26, fell July 27...

Depressed stock prices are good for one thing: They're keeping company executives interested in snapping up rivals. The latest cases in point: Drugstore chain CVS Caremark Corp. late Tuesday rolled...

Gunmen riddled a humanitarian group's vehicle with bullets Wednesday, killing three foreign aid workers and their Afghan driver, officials said. One of the dead was identified as a Trinidadian-American. The...

Suzy Shealy was one of those preppy Southern moms whose artistic streak found expression in what she calls "crafty-type things" like cross-stitched towels, Christmas ornaments, knit scarves. It was stuff...

In what could herald an intensified U.S. campaign against Islamic insurgents in Pakistan's tribal areas, a suspected American missile attack killed at least nine people near the Afghan border, local...

George Furth, an actor and Tony Award-winning playwright who wrote the book for the 1970 Broadway musical "Company" and also wrote the 1971 play "Twigs," died Monday. He was 75....

Pink is the new black, 50 is the new 40 and, when it comes to summer movies, Wednesday has become the new Friday. Between now and Labor Day, the major...

"The more [Virginia Tech students] can talk about what they've lived through, the more that they can be encouraged to emote ... that gives them some security and insulation against...