Making Net Neutrality coverage interesting, 'The Dress' that's gone viral and why we see it in different colors, John Boorman's film, 'Queen and Country.'
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A new short term plan to avert a partial Department of Homeland Security shutdown has come into play, as as the agency's budget has become a pawn in a battle over immigration.
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LA Mayor Eric Garcetti, a longtime proponent of open internet, welcomed the FCC's decision yesterday on net neutrality.
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Some of California's most vulnerable children are missing out on funds to help with their education, children in foster care.
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A new report from the Pew Research Center shows harassment of Jews in Europe is at a seven-year high, while overall religious hostilities around the globe have declined slightly.
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Brannon Braga, who served as executive producer on 'Star Trek: The Next Generation,' looks back on the life and work of Leonard Nimoy.
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"Queen and Country," is the follow up to the 1987 Oscar-nominated film "Hope and Glory." 82-year-old writer and director, John Boorman, says it's his last film.
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An viral image of a dress is driving everyone bonkers on social media. Some people see it as white and gold, some see it as blue and black. Turns out, there's a scientific reason why.
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The U.S. wine industry saw exports reaching nearly $1.5 billion in 2014, with most coming from California vintages. The Wine Institute's Linsey Gallagher explains why.
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Those crazy late night raids on the fridge, that irresistible craving for chocolate chip cookies? Yes, we're talking 'the munchies.' Yale scientists explored the phenomenon.
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A sneak peek into what could be a million dollar Disney collectable auction.
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Here to help us plan our weekend is Southern California Public Radio's social media producer Kristen Lepore, who joins us every week with some cool things to do on the cheap.