How California shaped Nancy Reagan and her influence on the Golden State, virtual reality and roller coasters, should young immigrants represent themselves in court?
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She brought glitz and glamour to the role of first lady but she was plagued by controversy, including opposition from within her own party.
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Attorneys are in short supply...so should minors seeking asylum in the U.S. represent themselves in court? That's what one judge is saying.
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It's a rare film that can delight both adults and young children. Disney seems to have done it with their latest animated feature, Zootopia.
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They've only been around for a few years, but Run River North's second album encapsulates the struggles of a young band that's trying to find their way in the world.
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• 8:43
Los Angeles County's Juvenile Hall system has been described as a leaderless operation with conditions similar to a "Third World country prison."
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At the Marine base in Twentynine Palms, scientists and volunteers have installed guzzlers to give Bighorn sheep a way to find a drink.
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• 7:37
At Caltech last year, robots dueled it out over buckyballs on water. This year, a new set of droids will battle it over soccer balls.
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A research team at Cornell University has created a stretchable light-up fabric or "skin," that could be used to help robots feel.
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When L.A.'s first VR roller coaster opens this month, Samsung and Six Flags hope to transport riders to another world.
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Take Two speaks with war journalist Kim Barker on how her life covering Afghanistan inspired the new Tina Fey comedy Whiskey Tango FoxTrot.