LA Times Today: Smuggled out of a Santa Monica safe, the top-secret documents that changed American history

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In 1971, batches of stolen government documents were published in newspapers across the country. They came to be known as the pentagon papers and they changed the public’s perception about the Vietnam War and the U.S. government. The documents were ...
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David Hockney’s Queer Identity Explored in Palm Springs Art Museum Show

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a couple when Hockney painted them in their living room in Santa Monica in 1968. A wall of framed prints grouped together demonstrates how Hockney used photocopiers not only to make multiples, but as art-making machines. “To create this little dog ...
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Weekly Moment With the Rebbe

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A holy man’s power to predict and prevent horrific accidents is one of the “types of miracles” widely known. The Avner Institute presents a riveting account 60 years ago by Rabbi Avrohom Levitansky, of blessed memory – beloved founder and leader of Chabad of Santa Monica,
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