Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals applications, 8.6 percent of state prisoners have Valley fever, Eddie Redmayne talks 'The Theory of Everything.'
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Starting this month, those who qualify under the expansion of a program known as DACA can apply for immigration relief.
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Despite a five-year surge in requests for U-visas, issued to undocumented immigrants who are victims of crimes, a congressional cap has created a huge back log.
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President Obama's nominee to be the new U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, Maria Echaveste, has withdrawn her nomination after months of delay.
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"I would sit in front of the mirror and try to learn to isolate those [facial] muscles," says Redmayne when talking about his role in "The Theory of Everything."
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Supporters of slain Veracruz journalist Moises Sanchez hope his case could be a turning point for holding Mexican officials accountable.
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The state recently spent more than $5 million to test inmates for Valley fever. Joyce Hayhoe with California Correctional Health Care Services updates the results.
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Every week, Take Two will give you a preview of the important stories that you should be paying attention to.
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While apps like Uber and Lyft are gaining in popularity, they're facing an increased blowback from local governments and regulators.
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Puerto Rico's rough economy and job market have driven natives away. But new tax incentives aim to lure them back, and brighten the island's economic picture.
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Ph.D student Tetsuto Miyashita of the University of Alberta tells more about a dinosaur discovered in China that bears a striking resemblance to a dragon.
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For non football fans, the Super Bowl is more about the chips, dip, the halftime show -- and the ads. And 2015 saw some big crowd-pleasers -- and a few buzzkills.