The Los Angeles Times

The top sales executive for the limping CW television network, Bill Morningstar, is resigning to take a job with Major League Baseball, people familiar with the situation said Tuesday. The...

More than six years after the Bush administration sent hundreds of foreign prisoners to Guantanamo Bay, the rules for deciding just who can be held and for how long remain...

British filmmaker Christopher Nolan has the mien of a literature professor who is passionate about his subject, and in December he spoke about young actor Heath Ledger as if he...

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe and his bitter rival, opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, shook hands for the first time in a decade Monday, agreeing to settle the country's violent political crisis....

Animal welfare activists don't usually invoke the National Rifle Association as a role model. After all, hunting animals for sport and protecting animals from sport hunters are mutually exclusive endeavors....

It does Martin Clark's fine new novel, "The Legal Limit" (Knopf, 368 pages, $24.95), no injustice at all to call it perfect summer reading. Sufficient skillful attention has been paid...

David Sikorski went to a Hertz in Austin last month to rent a car for a business trip to Dallas. He had booked a fuel-efficient midsize sedan, hoping to keep...

"The Dark Knight," the long-awaited superhero sequel from Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures, sold $155.3 million in tickets this weekend, according to early estimates from its distributor, setting a record...

In a corner of the locker room at Royal Birkdale, all these years later, Greg Norman resumed the practice of a rare art he'd long since mastered: the gallant handling...

Cynthia Murdock caught the "World of Warcraft" bug from her husband, and at first it was just a matter of survival. Brad, Cynthia's husband, had played the hugely popular video...