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Marc Weingarten

  • Contributor, Los Angeles Times
  • Managing Partner Los Angeles Office, Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP
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Salman Rushdie on his first fiction book since the attack

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By Marc Weingarten
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The art world came out in force to celebrate Melvin Edwards and Meg Webster. Daylight Saving Time might have been the day before but fall in New York …
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How climate change inspired Megha Majumdar’s cataclysmic new book

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By Marc Weingarten
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Guwahati, India - October 24, 2025 Airport customs officials stopped a female passenger on Flight 8M 620 attempting to exit through the green channel. A personal search revealed six gold bars weighing 997.5 grams (2.20 lbs) hidden on her body, preventing undeclared dutiable goods from leaving. The incident took place at Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport in northern India’s New Delhi, on October 24.
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Werner Herzog is on an artistic quest for truth: 'It is almost unreachable'

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By Marc Weingarten
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Werner Herzog's new book, "The Future of Truth," is an analysis of our present "post-truth" landscape. (Kent Nishimura / Los Angeles Times) It’s an irony of our present moment that we have access to more information than any other civilization in history, yet we often can’t seem to be able to sift consensual truth out of this infinite morass.
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