The Trump-Romney feud turns into an anti-endorsement, the role of memes in a presidential election, a completely enclosed glass slide on the outside of the US Bank tower.
Endorsements can help voters who haven't deeply considered the candidates. But they can just as easily backfire for the endorsers and endorsees.
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That awkward moment when you brace yourself because you’re not sure if you’re going to have to unfriend someone today.
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Scary self-driving cars? A new study finds most Americans are creeped out about autonomous cars.
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Apple and Google just submitted a proposal for customizable emoji's. Sociolinguist Lauren Collister on what that means for how we communicate.
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Governor Brown signs a new tax on healthcare plans, Anthony Rendon takes over as speaker of the CA Assembly, and what California Republicans make of Donald Trump.
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The number of monarchs that fluttered their way to Mexico from Canada and the U.S. this winter soared — by 255 percent.
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The downside of finally getting rain, messages from the deep, and what it's like to live in space. News from the world of science with KPCC reporter, Sanden Totten.
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Twenty-five years ago, four white police officers brutally beat unarmed black man Rodney King. The video footage of it shocked the nation.