A look at President Obama's cyber intelligence center, what Ferguson is like six months after Michael Brown's shooting, cultural impact of Alabama's gay marriage debate.
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• 7:23
Many local officials are refusing to hand out licenses in defiance of a federal judge who ruled same-sex marriages should be allowed to proceed, as planned.
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• 5:01
Southern California Public Radio's health reporter, Rebecca Plevin, is in for our weekly segment, Impatient, to answer listener questions about the measles vaccine.
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• 8:08
The Cyber Threat Intelligence Integration Center will coordinate cyber threat intelligence from the FBI, the NSA and other federal agencies.
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• 10:27
Lakers legend Magic Johnson calls out Lakers exec Jim Buss, Charles Barkley on analytics in pro basketball and the latest on LA's possible NFL stadium.
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• 7:28
"Aya" tells the story of a young woman waiting at the airport, but when an arriving passenger confuses her for his driver, Aya goes along for the ride and takes him.
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• 7:20
Looking at the small town of Ferguson, Missouri a half year after the shooting of Michael Brown.
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• 7:48
A rare peek inside the creative process and personal papers of one of the 20th century's most famous writers comes to a university library in Texas.
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• 7:31
In order for a university to be considered a Hispanic-Serving Institution, its student body must be 25 percent Latino
Under a White House plan, people who came to the U.S. as minors will be eligible for temporary legal status starting next week.
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• 7:45
Giraffedata, who's real name is Bryan Henderson, has been editing articles that use the phrase "comprised of" on Wikipedia since 2007.
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• 6:33
Jon Stewart will leave The Daily Show and NBC suspends Brian Williams for six months. What do the shake-ups mean for TV news?