James scored eight points with two rebounds, an assist and a steal. "I was just excited to go out there and play," James said. With the Lakers trailing by 20 by the third quarter, the chants for James started early. "He handles all of it so well," said guard Gabe Vincent, who called Bronny "a light" in the Lakers' otherwise forgettable blowout. Gloria James waited in the hallway outside the Lakers locker room to take photos with her son and then her grandson.

Giant computer data centers that power artificial intelligence and cloud computing are popping up around California, as are fights with communities that don’t want to live near them. The contests promise to become increasingly common as local governments question whether the economic benefits of new development outweigh concerns about environmental impacts, including enormous water and energy use. But the city of Imperial has gone to court to try to force a full environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA.) He said that the data center — to be used by a major tech company he can’t yet identify — would be the largest in California. “I think it would be great for the state to be able to say, ‘Look, we can do things too.

It is indeed mothers who, throughout the Twin Cities, form the vanguard of community organizing to keep their kids’ classmates and educators safe. The parents are also screening people who want to join secure neighborhood online communications channels to try to stop federal agents from identifying and following people delivering supplies. “We’ve seen [federal] agents posing as parents to try to infiltrate some of these safety patrols that are happening,” says a mother with two elementary school pupils in Minneapolis. The skeleton of an infrastructure, then, already existed when heavily armed federal agents poured into residential neighborhoods — haunting their schools — over the course of the last month. “We’ve raised hundreds of thousands of dollars, but that’s hardly the actual cost to our city,” said another mother with three children in high-poverty Minneapolis schools.

CLEVELAND — Luka Doncic grabbed at his left leg. He was hopping on one foot after releasing the shot and hopped off the platform, grabbing immediately for his left leg. He didn't have any additional braces or wraps on his left leg, but he said he didn't feel 100%. But when asked if there was a way he could bring the latest problem up with the league, Doncic demurred. "I don't know," Doncic said, "don't involve me in that."

But the Republican president’s ambitions have expanded to envisioning the board as a mediator of worldwide conflicts, a not very subtle attempt to eclipse the Security Council, which is charged with ensuring international peace and security. “In my opinion, the basic responsibility for international peace and security lies with U.N., lies with the Security Council,” Secretary General Antonio Guterres said Thursday. “Countries that wanted to sign on to help Gaza saw the board turning into a Trump fan club. “No single country should dictate terms based on its power, and a winner-takes-all approach is unacceptable,” China’s U.N. ambassador, Fu Cong, said at a Security Council meeting Monday. Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, Indonesia, Pakistan, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates made no mention of Trump’s global peacemaking plan.

First Lady Melania Trump at the New York Stock Exchange boardroom, where she promoted her upcoming documentary, before ringing the opening bell Wednesday. When Melania Trump showed up on movie screens in 2001, it was a joke. She is center stage as star and executive producer in the documentary “Melania” hitting theaters Friday. AdvertisementPresident Trump kisses his wife, First Lady Melania Trump, during the presidential inauguration in 2025. During both of Trump’s terms in the White House, his wife has been described as mysterious and sphinx-like.

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I know he knows and believe he’s found that.”No one is more invested in that than USC’s head coach. But by 2021, while Patterson’s TCU defense had largely remained strong, the luster of his long tenure in Fort Worth had faded. Informed that he wouldn’t be back the following season, Patterson instead resigned with four games left. Now he returns not as a head coach, but as a coordinator, a step down that Patterson seemed just fine with when asked Wednesday. (Eric Thayer/Los Angeles Times)“My job is defense,” Patterson said.

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He and other senior officials have long argued they would not be targeting immigrants in communities in Democratic-led cities if local officials allowed federal immigration officers access to their jails. On Saturday, the day federal immigration agents shot Pretti, Attorney General Pam Bondi sent a letter to Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz saying he could “bring an end to the chaos” in his state by, among other things, repealing sanctuary city policies and allowing federal agents into local jails. Pretti was the second U.S. citizen fatally shot by federal agents in Minneapolis in recent weeks. More than 3,000 federal immigration agents have been working in Minnesota under the Trump administration’s aggressive enforcement, Operation Metro Surge.

Fulton County Board of Commissioners chairman denounces FBI seizure The chairman of the Fulton County Board of Commissioners defended the authenticity of the 2020 election results after the FBI seized original voting records from the county.

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(Christopher Reynolds / Los Angeles Times)Like me, they’d arrived in time to savor the sight of the Sierra under all the snow that fell in late December. (Christopher Reynolds / Los Angeles Times)But in winter, the northern part of that loop is closed to cars. As for the June Mountain ski area, its 1,500 accessible acres make it much smaller than Mammoth Mountain (with whom it shares a corporate parent). (Christopher Reynolds / Los Angeles Times)It’s fun to imagine that rustic, semi-remote places like this never change, but of course they do, for better and worse. (Christopher Reynolds / Los Angeles Times)“You get up to the lake and you hear the ice cracking.

LOADING ERROR LOADINGSPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — A former Illinois sheriff’s deputy was sentenced Thursday to 20 years in prison for fatally shooting Sonya Massey, who had dialed 911 to report a possible prowler outside her Springfield home. Her two children said they had to grow up without a mother, while Massey’s mother said she lived in fear. Advertisement“Today, I’m afraid to call the police in fear that I might end up like Sonya,” her mother Donna Massey said during the hearing. “Sonya Massey’s death rocked her family, but it rocked the community, it rocked the country,” State’s Attorney John Milhiser said. This booking photo provided by the Macon County, Ill., Jail in January 2025, shows Sean Grayson, a former Sangamon County Sheriff's deputy.

President Donald Trump speaks during a cabinet meeting at the White House, Thursday, Jan. 29, 2026, in Washington. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci) via Associated PressDonald Trump claims to have convinced Vladimir Putin to stop the Russian bombardments on Kyiv for one week amid freezing conditions. Speaking at a cabinet meeting at the White House on Thursday, the US president said: “I personally asked President Putin not to fire on Kyiv and the cities and towns for a week during this ... extraordinary cold.”AdvertisementHe claimed Putin has “agreed to that”. You’re not going to get that,” Trump claimed. Trump’s promise comes hours after Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned on Moscow that Putin is planning another large-scale barrage.