Sound-off about the issues that matter to you, Univision's purchase of The Onion, other industries that will benefit from the L.A. Rams move to SoCal.
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• 12:38
The #OscarsSoWhite might have called for an Oscar boycott this year, but some platforms are trying to recognize filmmakers and actors of color beyond the Oscars.
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• 5:23
According to a new report from the Pew Research Center, the number of Latino voters in the US has grown at one of the fastest clips of any group over the past eight year.
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• 5:01
What issues are driving you to the polls this year? Talk to us about the topics you're following using the hashtag #whatsmyissue.
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• 13:01
The field is narrowing in the NFL's race to the Superbowl, with the Patriots' Tom Brady facing Broncos star Peyton Manning, we listen to a rare moment when Eagle's co-founder Glenn Frey sat in the box with Vin Scully and we ask: how could the Rams return to LA change the city?
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• 10:14
Gregg Easterbrook tackles football's long-term viability in his new book called "The Game's Not Over: In Defense of Football".
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• 7:07
Amnesty International found that ingredients in many of the most common smartphone batteries were mined by child slaves in Africa.
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• 6:55
Univision just bought a major stake in The Onion. Univision execs say comedy is the “common currency” among millennials. Here’s how the partnership might look.
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• 8:34
Nellie Bowles recently profiled the man behind Tinder: Sean Rad. Nellie joins us to talk about the CEO and how the company has been through some tumultuous times.
People in Hollywood, real estate and sales could all come out ahead.
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• 5:53
Sports stores say hyped up fans are calling constantly to see what's in stock. "It feels like the holidays haven't stopped."