Recognize the difference between responsible citizenship and profiling, what is the economic cost of not paying attention to climate change?
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The San Bernardino attacks have led some to question the effectiveness of the approach.
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In the past, the FBI tried to infiltrate mosques with informants to keep tabs on people, but that program ended in embarrassment and several lawsuits.
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Families from L.A.'s Filipino and Bangladeshi communities describe climate change in stark terms: it's not a fear in the future, but a current reality.
Crop yields may shrink. Workers could be less efficient because they're sweating in the office. Sleep might not be as restful in the heat.
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Ford's Futurist shares her thoughts on self-driving cars, the democratization of leadership, and 'time poverty.'
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On this week's State of Affairs, the politics of the San Bernardino massacre, California's role in the Paris climate summit, and how the drought factors in to a possible government shutdown.
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Rini Sampath, USC's student body president, says the 'coddled student' stereotype is a reaction to the real issues that students fight for.
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• 6:42
The excitement and general craziness that is the Hollywood awards season has now reached a fever pitch and we've got what you need to understand it all.
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For a few weeks now, rumors have been flying around about how Yahoo! could possibly be broken up and maybe sold off. But what's really happening?
Get ready, this edition of Lab Notes is all about the dinos!