Colombian president Juan Miguel Santos visits the White House; Cyber Monday sales break records; 'Junkyard Planet' traces our trash's epic journey around the world; The battle of the Hollywood trade mags; Tuesday Reviewsday: Khari Mateen, Solange Knowles, and more
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• 7:16
When you drop a piece of paper or a used plastic bottle into that recycle bin, where does it actually go? The answer: It depends. Our trash, whether it's an old car, Christmas lights or newspaper, may travel the world before it becomes something new.
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• 7:15
Cyber Monday — as we're wont to call it — broke all time records, becoming the biggest online shopping day in history. Online sales were up 21 percent from 2012 according to IBM reports, and mobile traffic accounted for about 1 in 3 of those visits.
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• 8:13
The White House welcomes the Colombian president, Juan Miguel Santos, to his second official visit to the U.S.
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• 7:06
For decades, The Hollywood Reporter and Variety were Tinsel Town's go-to sources for film news. But times have changed, and ow there are four competing entertainment rags. Lately, that competition has become very, very nasty.
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• 9:43
In our weekly feature, our reviewers pick their favorite new music. Take a listen and view videos by their recommended bands.
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• 5:54
The Hells Angels Motorcycle Club has a reputation as one of the nation's oldest and toughest biker gangs. Turns out, they're also quite litigious.
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• 4:32
That sort of arrangement would entail compromises, but just what sort of compromise are the millions of immigrants living in this country willing to make?
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• 6:52
Earlier this year, a L.A. County judge found that Palmdale's at-large elections — where the whole city votes on each district's representative — was in violation of the California Voting Rights Act and therefore illegal.
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• 3:12
We look at the trial of two Fullerton police officers, accused of beating homeless man Kelly Thomas to death.
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• 5:06
Now we head north, where the San Francisco Bay finally recovering from 150 years of mining pollution.
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• 5:46
Thirteen Chinese merchant sailors, killed execution style in Asia's Golden Triangle. That's the subject of a new investigative report, published by the Atavist and written by Jeff Howe.
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• 5:43
"Where's the beef?" and "Wassup?" aren't just questions, but famous catch phrases that once captured the American cultural psyche