The capital of the world’s first communist country has become a study in contradictions on the eve of Eastern Europe’s first World Cup.
In Theatre Square, across the street from the Bolshoi Ballet, a granite statue of a stern-faced Karl Marx is now flanked by bright red, white and blue banners...
Putin weaves KGB tradecraft and attention to detail in a remarkable meeting with TrumpAt a rally before cheering supporters this month in Montana, President Trump declared nonchalantly of his then-upcoming summit with Russia’s leader: “I have been preparing for this stuff my whole life.”
But on Monday, with a … Read MoreWeinstein Co. completes $289-million sale to private equity companyGoodbye, Weinstein Co. Hello, Lantern Entertainment.
On Monday, the beleaguered studio roiled by sexual assault allegations against its co-founder Harvey Weinstein completed the sale of its assets to Lantern Capital Partners,… Read MoreLos Angeles to hire tourism consultant to suggest fixes for gridlock and homelessnessLos Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has set a goal of welcoming 50 million tourists a year by 2020.
Now the city is looking for a consultant who can help address problems that might block the city from reaching that goal, such as… Read MoreFCC chief Ajit Pai has 'serious concerns' about Sinclair-Tribune deal; Tribune stock divesSinclair Broadcast Group is known for its on-air TV commentators who express staunch support for the Trump White House and its policies.
But the Maryland-based TV station owner’s favorable treatment of the Republican administ… Read MoreLos Angeles man gets home detention for threat against Rep. Maxine WatersA Los Angeles man who threatened to kill Rep. Maxine Waters in a profanity-laced voicemail was sentenced Monday to six months of home detention.
Anthony Scott Lloyd, 45, also was sentenced in federal court in Los Angeles to t… Read More
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