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Los Angeles TimesSunday, 10 May 2026
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Taiwan fears a Trump ad-lib in Beijing
Taipei worries even a small word change by the president could imperil the status quo.
The paper focuses on the cascading local economic impacts of recent strikes and industry shifts, framing the story around the vulnerability of ancillary businesses that support major film productions.
The Los Angeles entertainment industry has experienced compounding disruptions from labour strikes, a shift towards streaming, and post-pandemic budget contractions. This has acutely impacted the ecosystem of independent prop houses, set builders, and supply companies based in Southern California.
“unprecedented run of closures”
“Protective of local industry”
Businesses that helped build Hollywood face ‘decimation’
Series of crises trigger unprecedented run of closures among film industry’s backbone.
In new plan for ancient forests, tribes have a say
Highlights a collaborative environmental management approach incorporating Indigenous groups into state forestry decisions.
Harris’ big donors in 2024 express doubts for 2028
Skepticism over a potential presidential bid is at odds with favorable polling.
Reports on internal Democratic party scepticism regarding the Vice President's future electoral viability.
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