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Since Hillary Rodham Clinton announced her bid for the White House, she has steadily slipped from inevitable nominee to flawed and vulnerable front-runner amid campaign mishaps and Clinton fatigue – and her rivals anticipated that it all would accelerate in recent days.

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Gun rights supporters are suing Los Angeles over its ban on possessing firearm magazines that can hold more than 10 rounds of ammunition, once again taking the battle over municipal gun control to the courts.

The Justice Department informed Congress on Friday that it will not file criminal charges in the IRS’ mishandling of applications for tax exemption by conservative tea party groups.

Each week during the college football season, national analyst Chris Dufresne will burn a timeout to answer questions and exchange opinions. You can email him at chris.dufresne@latimes.com and reach him at @DufresneLATimes on Twitter.

The 37th Annual Very Special Arts Festival celebrates the artistic achievements of students with disabilities along with their mainstream peers with dance, song and artwork. The festival features continuous performances by the students all morning on two stages on The Music Center Plaza, along...

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti announced Friday that he wants to impose new fees on developers that could raise more than $100 million a year to subsidize affordable housing in L.A., where residents are struggling with runaway rents and home prices.

Rose Byrne and Bobby Cannavale appear to have a little criminal mastermind on the way -- she's pregnant.