During the #January6thCommitteeHearings, Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) detailed a Dec. 18 White House meeting in which Trump allies tried to convince him to sign an executive order to seize voting machines.
Last month, The Times reviewed documents that appeared to be one of the earliest iterations of a draft executive order presented to the then-president in the Oval Office on Dec. 18, 2020, in an effort to take control of voting machines.
Supporters on the fringes of former President Trump’s circle explored seeking sweeping authority after the 2020 election to enlist armed private contractors to seize and inspect voting machines and election data with the assistance of U.S. marshals.
Using public records, months of interviews with people behind the scenes and hundreds of never-before-seen documents, The Times assembled accounts of how group of Trump supporters came together to push the false theory that the election was stolen.
The team of cyber experts and lawyers came together in the days after the 2020 election to try to find information suggesting fraud, in an attempt to keep Trump in office despite his defeat.
Many have rheumatic illnesses. Others take it to treat inflammatory bowel disease, psoriasis or cancer.
Yet few are aware that it is used off-label to end ectopic pregnancies, or that it could be restricted by doctors or pharmacists. latimes.com/california/sto…
The reasons are numerous, and muddy.
In Virginia, confusion over rules about who is permitted to prescribe drugs “qualified as abortifacients” may be blocking access to the medication. latimes.com/california/sto…
How did Chris Hemsworth prepare for his #ThorLoveAndThunder kiss with Natalie Portman?
"He didn’t eat meat that morning because I’m vegan,” Portman said. “He eats meat like every half hour. That was so thoughtful." latimes.com/entertainment-…
“He’s a very nice person,” says Portman.
“I didn’t know that,” #Thor star Tessa Thompson said in response to Hemsworth's preparation. “That’s really sweet.” latimes.com/entertainment-…
In shock, Thompson added that she “didn’t even know [Hemsworth] could go without eating meat” and joked that the Australian action star eats bison for breakfast. latimes.com/entertainment-…
Doja Cat’s social-media following has reportedly thinned after she blasted “Stranger Things” star Noah Schnapp last week for exposing their private messages. latimes.com/entertainment-…
Last week, Schnapp posted a now-deleted TikTok with a screenshot of a private Instagram message from the “Get Into It” rapper, in which she asked if he could help put her in touch with his costar, Joseph Quinn. latimes.com/entertainment-…
After seeing her DMs with Schnapp posted to his 26 million followers on TikTok, the Grammy winner called him out for “borderline snake” and “weasel” behavior on a TikTok Live. latimes.com/entertainment-…
Finding a homeless woman in an advanced stage of pregnancy in a tent in the heart of Hollywood’s real estate boom is shocking.
But for women with backgrounds like Mckenzie Trahan’s, homelessness and motherhood are often less a decision than a destiny. latimes.com/california/sto…
Homeless young women are nearly five times more likely to become pregnant than those who are housed.
More than 4 in 10 homeless women in Mckenzie’s age group — 18 to 25 — were pregnant or already mothers, according to a nationwide survey released in 2018 from @Chapin_Hall.
Experts cite several dynamics at work:
•Planning of any kind is uncommon for those in the grind of homelessness
•Families and partners who don’t want the worry of a child sometimes throw women out when they become pregnant
•Young women may take on partners for protection
Delia Owens' bestselling novel "Where the Crawdads Sing" seems to draw from her own involvement in the 1995 murder of an alleged poacher in Zambia. latimes.com/entertainment-…
Owens’ work of fiction #WhereTheCrawdadsSing, which has been adapted into a film produced by Reese Witherspoon, follows an outcast young woman on trial for murder in the 1960s.
Owens has a tumultuous history as a conservationist in the African nation of Zambia, where she is currently wanted for questioning in a 1995 murder. latimes.com/entertainment-…
CHP investigated allegations that UC Santa Barbara Chancellor Henry T. Yang drove a car that hit a student skateboarding through a campus crosswalk but said it couldn't determine what happened & recommended no charges, according to documents & interviews. latimes.com/california/sto…
The student, who suffered minor injuries, identified the chancellor as the driver.
In a statement, the university cited the CHP report saying the investigating officer found no physical evidence on the chancellor’s car of damage or contact that would indicate a collision had occurred. latimes.com/california/sto…