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Los Angeles TimesThursday, 23 April 2026
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Vance’s role in Iran talks holds political risks
Vice president faces a diplomatic minefield, trying to get a deal that Tehran accepts.
The paper presents the educational policy shift factually, grounding the school board's decision in a broader context of parental pressure and expert concerns regarding childhood development.
The Los Angeles Unified School District has voted to limit student access to screens during school hours, reflecting a growing national debate over the developmental impacts of digital devices in classrooms.
“anti-screen movement”
“Analytical and policy-focused”
Netflix looking to buy Radford studio
A deal for the historic lot, home of ‘Seinfeld,’ would underscore the streamer’s new clout.
Frames the potential real estate acquisition as an indicator of the streaming company's growing structural power within the traditional entertainment industry.
Public transit is pumped
Amid high gas prices, ridership rises — for now
Contextualises a rise in public transit ridership as a pragmatic, possibly temporary, public response to elevated fuel costs.
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