The Army says it plans to cut 40,000 troops in the next two years, the capabilities of hackers, crowdfunding untapped scientific ideas.
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The US military's plan to cut tens of thousands of troops comes at a time of increasing uncertainty about security across the world.
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What happens when the computers we depend on … betray us?
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Honda is recalling 4.5 mil more vehicles globally because of faulty Takata air bags. This round of recalls involves vehicles ranging from the Fit to the CR-V.
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In this edition of Lab Notes, KPCC science reporter Sanden Totten brings us three studies about music.
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If the ocean and the air continues to warm, scientist Travis O’Brien says it could be a dramatically different looking Bay Area.
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On this week's State of Affairs, aid-in-dying bill stalls, the controversy over the Confederate flag comes to CA, and a killing in San Francisco rekindles a debate over illegal immigration.
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This week a new production of a play opens in Hollywood. While that's not unusual - the man that plays the lead role is.
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Actor Dylan Marron is editing down popular movies, leaving in only the lines spoken by people of color.
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Inland Empire-based First Nations Experience (FNX) TV network shares the stories of Native Americans with support form San Manuel tribe.
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ieCrowd, a company based in Riverside, California, plans to use crowd financing to bring untapped scientific ideas to market.