A look at the history and art of the negative campaign ad, how being bilingual changes your brain, the Public Safety Realignment Act and its impact on crime.
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• 15:37
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders have secured endorsements from influential black leaders, but will they still be around after the votes have been cast?
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• 9:56
Presidential mudslinging ain’t nothing new. Attack ads have played a pivotal part in elections past. Here are some of the most efficient ones.
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• 6:14
Over a thousand current and former employees have filed suit against the retail giant Walmart over health benefits for same sex couples.
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• 5:34
The fight between Apple and the government over access to the iPhone of San Bernardino mass shooter Syed Rizwan Farook has dominated headlines.
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• 9:07
Co-director Mark Burton on his Oscar-nominated animated film 'Shaun the Sheep' and the challenges of making a stop-motion film with no dialogue.
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• 7:50
Due to the controversial Public Safety Realignment Act, the prison population went down but did crime across the state go up as a result?
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• 9:25
While the campaigning is heating up to find President Obama's successor, one of his initiatives is enjoying a rare bit of across the aisle agreement: Preschool.
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• 6:12
Speaking more than one language means you're able to communicate with lots more people. But what about the impact of being bilingual on your brain?
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• 6:02
Before releasing her into the wild, National Parks Service video-recorded a bobcat, put a tracking device on her and gave her a name: B337.
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• 8:24
The main character in this Academy Award hopeful has incredibly vivid and poetic thoughts. But when he tries to express them verbally, he runs into trouble.
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• 5:17
Harper Lee wrote about racial injustice in the South through the eyes of a child protagonist in the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.