Examining the impact of presidential polling, why CA is doing all it can to protect residents from Zika, and do your friends actually like you?
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• 8:19
What do all those numbers really tell us? Sometimes it's a whole lot of nothing.
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• 8:09
Behind the Republican candidate's remarks in Detroit, Monday was an economic advisory board of thirteen men, five of whom are major donors.
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• 6:27
Though the agency has already been using predator drones for years, it's seeking smaller, lighter units to aid agents along the border.
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• 7:42
You can barely stand on a street corner in LA without seeing an Uber or Lyft drive by. But that observation disguises another reality.
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• 8:38
A look at the story behind The Last Bookstore, the wildly popular book shop in LA. If you haven't been there yourself, you've definitely seen Instagram photos of it.
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• 9:38
The Center for Investigative Reporting's Reveal program examines why CA is doing all it can to protect residents from an outbreak.
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• 9:07
Princeton philosopher Alexander Nehamas has an interesting theory about friendship, and how social media has complicated this idea.
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• 8:21
Tired of your gym? Maybe you're bored with running, swimming or biking. Today we begin a new summer series on unusual workouts ... we started with taking up pole dancing!