How media organizations decide what to censor, why an all-female ticket gives voters pause, LGBT student discrimination on the campuses of private, religious colleges.
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Grainy footage of one of the Istanbul suicide bombers has surfaced. Some outlets have run the clip in its entirety, but others have held back. Where is the line?
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• 5:53
One of the reasons that the Chargers are looking to move cities is that the team wants a new stadium. But any hopes of that Stadium being built just hit a big snag.
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• 5:33
On July 4, 1916, two sisters rode motorcycles on their own across the United States for the first time. 100 years later, that ride will be recreated
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Most would assume that because Hillary Clinton is the presumptive Democratic nominee, she's immune to the challenges encountered by other female politicians, but is that assumption true?
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• 15:32
California lawmakers take up gun control bills, media coverage of homelessness in CA, and lots of ballot measures for November.
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• 7:49
A new book seeks to shine a light on the invisible hierarchies that have always been a part of America's social fabric.
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• 7:45
S.B. 1146 would protect LGBT students on college campuses from discrimination, but several colleges say the law would undermine their religious teachings.
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• 6:20
The people Jenner set out to help are uneasy because of her conservative politics and, recently she said Trump is better than Democrats on trans issues.
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• 7:16
Today on Lab notes, our regular look at science in the news, we're talking about the wisdom of crowds, spiky critters and subway mosquitos.