Roundup: New Microsoft browser? iPhones under the tree.

This morning let it be noted: More than half of smartphones activated on Christmas were iPhones. Internet Explorer may finally land on history's scrapheap if rumors of Microsoft Spartan prove true. San Francisco grocery delivery startup Instacart...

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Texas A&M football assistant hits opposing players on sideline [Video]

Texas A&M student assistant coach Mike Richardson was not allowed back on the sideline after halftime during Monday's Liberty Bowl, in which the Aggies defeated West Virginia 45-37. Richardson was caught on camera appearing to intentionally...

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Boys' basketball: Monday's scores

Boys basketball Chaminade tournament Chaminade 75, Curtis 56Valencia 60, Menlo 39 Birmingham 62, Marshall 52Santa Clara 39, Kennedy 35 Hart tournament Hart 89, Camarillo 65Righetti 60, Saugus 38Glendale 74, South Bakersfield 58Grant 88, Golden...

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Boys' basketball: Monday's scores

Boys basketball Chaminade tournament Chaminade 75, Curtis 56Valencia 60, Menlo 39 Birmingham 62, Marshall 52Santa Clara 39, Kennedy 35 Hart tournament Hart 89, Camarillo 65Righetti 60, Saugus 38Glendale 74, South Bakersfield 58Grant 88, Golden...

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Boys' basketball: Monday's scores

Boys basketball Chaminade tournament Chaminade 75, Curtis 56Valencia 60, Menlo 39 Birmingham 62, Marshall 52Santa Clara 39, Kennedy 35 Hart tournament Hart 89, Camarillo 65Righetti 60, Saugus 38Glendale 74, South Bakersfield 58Grant 88, Golden...

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New national park highlights Manhattan Project and the atomic bomb

Want to take a long road trip halfway across the country to see where the atomic bomb was born? It doesn't sound like the makings for a typical summer getaway, but the newly created Manhattan Project National Historic Park may change all that. ...

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New national park highlights Manhattan Project and the atomic bomb

Want to take a long road trip halfway across the country to see where the atomic bomb was born? It doesn't sound like the makings for a typical summer getaway, but the newly created Manhattan Project National Historic Park may change all that. ...

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NFL coach firings: Rex Ryan, Mike Smith, Marc Trestman dismissed

Rex is an ex. The New York Jets fired Coach Rex Ryan on Monday, a day after the conclusion of their worst season since 2007. And he wasn't the only one to go. The club fired General Manager John Idzik, too, ending his two-year stint. Ryan's six-year...

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NFL coach firings: Rex Ryan, Mike Smith, Marc Trestman dismissed

Rex is an ex. The New York Jets fired Coach Rex Ryan on Monday, a day after the conclusion of their worst season since 2007. And he wasn't the only one to go. The club fired General Manager John Idzik, too, ending his two-year stint. Ryan's six-year...

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Should a shoplifting conviction be an indelible scarlet letter? Not in California

What exactly is the appropriate punishment for someone who commits a low-level, nonviolent crime? Should a conviction for minor drug possession, shoplifting or writing a bad check result in a lifetime of stigma and denied opportunities, or do people...

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Hotel chains launch Wi-Fi war

A Wi-Fi war has broken out among the nation's biggest hotel chains. Marriott International, the Maryland-based hospitality giant with more than 4,000 hotels worldwide, threw down the gauntlet last month by announcing that it was offering free...

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Preview: Lakers vs. Phoenix Suns

The Lakers (9-21) look to avoid a three-game losing streak on Sunday night, hosting the Phoenix Suns (17-14) at Staples Center. The Suns have already beaten the Lakers twice this season, a particularly difficult matchup with guards Eric Bledsoe,...

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Preview: Lakers vs. Phoenix Suns

The Lakers (9-21) look to avoid a three-game losing streak on Sunday night, hosting the Phoenix Suns (17-14) at Staples Center. The Suns have already beaten the Lakers twice this season, a particularly difficult matchup with guards Eric Bledsoe,...

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Web buzz: Tripnary matches travelers to destinations

Could this app be the Tinder of travel? Name: Tripnary Available: iOS Cost: Free What it does: Lets you discover new places and create travel bucket lists based on photos from those who have gone before you. Then Skyscanner compares flight prices...

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What we learned from the Ducks' 2-1 shootout loss in Arizona

The Ducks improvised Saturday night. Through no practice. Through a fluke loss. On any other night, they likely would've fumed at the circumstances of a loss to a Pacific Division rival, but two days after Christmas, a 2-1 shootout loss to the...

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Where T. Rex and horses roam: Ricardo Breceda's studio in Temecula

When you see galloping metal mustangs jumping over California Highway 79 in Temecula, stop the car and turn around. The horses are a startling roadside site that will lead you to the man who made them. I pulled off the two-lane winding highway...

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Big discounts, crowds, return fraud expected with post-Christmas sales

Retailers are girding themselves for the second busiest shopping day of the year, but the day after Christmas is also known for something less beneficial to the bottom line: hordes of returns. Americans are expected to throng stores to give back...

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A spunky unloveliness in Patrick Nickell's creatures at Rosamund Felsen

Patrick Nickell's new sculptures at Rosamund Felsen Gallery are pet-sized playthings: jungle gyms for the imagination that fuse Dr. Seuss goofiness with arts-and-crafts scrappiness to deliver loads more whimsy than their dimensions suggest. In...

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Where T. Rex and horses roam: Ricardo Breceda's studio in Temecula

When you see galloping metal mustangs jumping over California Highway 79 in Temecula, stop the car and turn around. The horses are a startling roadside site that will lead you to the man who made them. I pulled off the two-lane winding highway...

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Big discounts, crowds, return fraud expected with post-Christmas sales

Retailers are girding themselves for the second busiest shopping day of the year, but the day after Christmas is also known for something less beneficial to the bottom line: hordes of returns. Americans are expected to throng stores to give back...

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Makers of 'American Sniper' press ahead to tell a tale of war and home

Jason Hall had just turned in his first draft of a script about Chris Kyle, the deadliest sniper in U.S. military history. Bradley Cooper, who was producing the film and had agreed to star, was at a screening of "Silver Linings Playbook" for a group...

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Breaking news in 1881: L.A. Daily Times endorses Christmas

The very first issue of the Los Angeles Times — then the Los Angeles Daily Times — came off the presses three weeks before Christmas, 1881. It was a different world then. And a much different Los Angeles. Nationally, Chester Arthur was president — the...

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Makers of 'American Sniper' press ahead to tell a tale of war and home

Jason Hall had just turned in his first draft of a script about Chris Kyle, the deadliest sniper in U.S. military history. Bradley Cooper, who was producing the film and had agreed to star, was at a screening of "Silver Linings Playbook" for a group...

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Makers of 'American Sniper' press ahead to tell a tale of war and home

Jason Hall had just turned in his first draft of a script about Chris Kyle, the deadliest sniper in U.S. military history. Bradley Cooper, who was producing the film and had agreed to star, was at a screening of "Silver Linings Playbook" for a group...

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Makers of 'American Sniper' press ahead to tell a tale of war and home

Jason Hall had just turned in his first draft of a script about Chris Kyle, the deadliest sniper in U.S. military history. Bradley Cooper, who was producing the film and had agreed to star, was at a screening of "Silver Linings Playbook" for a group...

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