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LA Times Today: A heated custody battle over a transgender child in California stokes a viral debate - Vimarsana News

LA Times Today: A heated custody battle over a transgender child in California stokes a viral debate

One California father has become a household name in the anti-trans movement after claims his five-year-old was taken away from him because he objected to the child being transgender. Now, an L.A. Times investigation has uncovered new details in the years-long custody dispute – including alleged abuse toward the mother of the child.

How 2024 Oscar noms 'Barbie' and 'Poor Things' use design - Vimarsana News

How 2024 Oscar noms 'Barbie' and 'Poor Things' use design

'Barbie' and 'Poor Things' use architecture to conjure fantastical worlds. In 'The Zone of Interest,' it channels the banality of evil.

National Press Foundation honors barrier-breaking journalists - Vimarsana News

National Press Foundation honors barrier-breaking journalists

Celebrated journalists and NPF honorees encourage fearless storytelling for a stronger society. NPF's Widening the Pipeline Fellowship promotes change and hope in media.

Los Angeles Mayor Names 28-Year LAPD Veteran Interim Police Chief - Vimarsana News

Los Angeles Mayor Names 28-Year LAPD Veteran Interim Police Chief

LAPD Assistant Chief Dominic Choi will take over as interim chief in March, and his tenure is expected to last until mid-summer, while a national search is conducted for a permanent...

LA Times Today: A shocking turn: Nazi-looted Pissarro painting won't return to Jewish family - Vimarsana News

LA Times Today: A shocking turn: Nazi-looted Pissarro painting won't return to Jewish family

L.A. Times legal affairs reporter Kevin Rector joined Lisa McRee with the story of a Jewish-American family whose art was stolen during World War II and how their struggle to get it back began in California.