LOS ANGELES (AP) — A nurse who was badly injured after being attacked at a Los Angeles transit bus stop has died of her injuries, her employer announced Sunday. “We are deeply saddened by this news,” officials with LA County-USC Medical Center said in a statement.

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Nurse assaulted at Los Angeles bus stop dies of injuries

President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 into law on July 2, with King present.

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[Opinion] How Martin Luther King Jr.’s time in Florida helped pass the Civil Rights Act of 1964

A San Jose teen started Teens for Vaccines during a measles outbreak in 2019. Now the group helps minors  hoping to persuade their parents to let them get vaccinated

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'Wait for a good time : - ) Don’t fight!' A guide to help teens persuade parents to let them get vaccinated

We'll never know to what extent Sirhan changed America by killing the Democrats' leading presidential contender, but we can speculate, columnist George Skelton writes.

Thanks to Newsom, Sirhan will remain where he belongs — prison

Councilman Kevin de León said activists have tried to convince unhoused people to stay on the streets. Activists dispute those claims.

Kevin de León, working to clear encampments, wages an escalating fight with activists

When states ban antiracism history from schools, they're disavowing what King stood for

[Opinion] Op-Ed: King was a critical race theorist before there was a name for it

Martin Luther King Day marks more than just a dream for the U.S. King saw a global fight for democracy.

[Opinion] Op-Ed: What did King, a Black clergyman, know about foreign policy? He knew plenty

When it comes to anti-voter laws, Arizona takes the cake. Why is Sinema refusing to stop voter suppression in her home state?

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[Opinion] Op-Ed: Arizonans need Kyrsten Sinema to stand up for their voting rights

The House passed voting rights legislation on Thursday in a way that is intended to set up a battle in the Senate over that issue as well as the filibuster.

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