Psychographics and predicting voting behavior, SoCal fans mourn Mexican singer Juan Gabriel's passing, secret recipes, branding and consumer sentimental value.
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He was stridently against illegal immigration at the start of his campaign. But he's signaled shifts in his position, lately, that Republicans are unsure of his stands.
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Presidential campaigns have long relied on demographics to hone their appeals to voters.
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For some time now, skeptics have been predicting the decline of Silicon Valley. Analysts seemed certain that after years of boom, the bust had to be just around the corner. But it turns out, a lot of start-ups are hanging on, these companies may have learned something from the last dot-com crash.
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Essayist Roxane Gay and USC professor Brendesha Tynes help break down the particular brand of prejudice that black women deal with.
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In Southern California, fans of the Mexican singer Juan Gabriel are remembering a towering figure who transcending pop music to become a cultural icon for millions.
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Danny Trejo has been a boxer, inmate, drug intervention counselor, restaurateur, and actor. He's now taking on a role he's never played: himself.
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The Chicago Tribune may have stumbled upon KFC's secret recipe for their famous fried chicken. During a recent interview with the nephew of Colonel Sanders, a reporter was shown a handwritten recipe.