The Los Angeles Times

A report Wednesday indicating a sharp decline in the number of illegal immigrants in the U.S. fueled a widening debate over the Bush administration's policy of aggressive workplace raids. The...

The extradition of Radovan Karadzic to the war crimes tribunal at The Hague is being hailed as a triumph for the pursuit of international justice and a potential deterrent to...

A 2,100-year-old bronze-and-iron astronomical computer that predicted eclipses and other astronomical events also showed the cycle of the Greek Olympics and the related games that led up to the Games,...

Turkey's highest court Wednesday decided against outlawing the ruling party, which had been accused of trying to advance an Islamist agenda in officially secular Turkey. The narrow verdict, which came...

On the fourth floor of an office building in this green Connecticut town, Sarah Martin goes to work every day as a television watcher. She doesn't mind watching "Ellen" and...

Harriet Burns, the first woman hired to work as a designer for Walt Disney Imagineering, who helped create and build prototypes for such Disneyland attractions as Sleeping Beauty Castle and...

The purchase of Wild Oats Markets Inc. by rival organic foods purveyor Whole Foods Market Inc. turned a bit wilder than anticipated Tuesday when a federal appeals court overturned a...

The Iraqi government's most ambitious effort yet to stamp its authority over long-troubled parts of the country began Tuesday with polite requests to search homes in and near the Diyala...

When I saw producer Kevin Misher painfully limping into Chaya Brasserie for lunch this week, having just returned from spending months in Chicago producing "Public Enemies," the upcoming Michael Mann...

Top aides to former Atty. Gen. Alberto Gonzales employed a political and ideological litmus test to weed out candidates for career and other positions at the Justice Department, an internal...