Los Angeles hit a slam dunk with the launch of the new Intuit Dome. This is more than a shiny new home for the LA Clippers.

Possible L-carnitine benefits include weight loss, increased testosterone levels, better heart health, and improved fasting blood glucose levels in people with diabetes. However, more research is ...

The fun part? It is located in a large geodesic dome. The geometric model is made up of mainly with wood and metal links for a light and resistant construction. Reinterpreting the teachings of ...

L-theanine benefits may include helping you relax, de-stress, and sleep better. L-theanine also shows promise for cognitive and mental health issues, potentially boosting attention and working memory, ...

The Clippers’ new $2B Intuit Dome “could have an impact on the long-term residence” of the Celtics as the team negotiates a sale and ponders its arena plans for the future, according to Gary Washburn ...

The catastrophe in L.A. would at least have been ameliorated if the main reservoir in the area hadn’t been empty and awaiting repair since last February. For decades, homes couldn’t be built ...

The star-studded main event will be held on Sunday, Feb. 15, 2026 at the Intuit Dome, home of the Los Angeles Clippers, for the first time. In addition, the NBA will host fan events at other ...

WASHINGTON — General Atomics is ready to step in the ring to compete for contracts to build President Donald Trump’s “Iron Dome for America” with a new technology the company believes can ...

INGLEWOOD, Calif. — When opposing players are asked about the Intuit Dome, often they take deep breaths and offer a laundry list of what they admire about the NBA’s sparkling new venue.

The goal: to position the engine for potential use in next-generation missiles that would be part of the Trump administration’s Iron Dome missile-defense initiative. Ursa Major last year ...

The dome has been built next to two rows of houses in Edinburgh's Stockbridge A giant inflatable dome which has been likened to a huge bouncy castle has caused uproar in an upmarket area of Edinburgh.

RESIDENTS in a plush neighbourhood have called for action after a giant inflatable dome they say looks like an 'enormous zit' was erected over tennis courts near their homes. Furious homeowners ...