A tentative agreement has been reached in the Mexico farm worker strike, an update on LAPD body cameras, why parents should encourage girls to like pink.
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• 8:04
The two-week strike cost growers millions. So why did workers give in before their demands were met?
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• 6:20
The Los Angeles Police Commission will hear a report on how far along the department is on outfitting cops with cameras, and the costs of doing so.
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• 9:09
Author Jon Ronson talks about how teams of people, in the interest of publicly shaming someone, can backfire and cause deep harm to the targets.
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• 10:00
This week on Tuesday Reviewsday, our weekly new music segment, A Martinez is joined in the studio by music journalists Steve Hochman and Chris Martins.
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• 6:30
For years parents of girls have been warned about the insidious effects of the pink-obsessed "princess culture" phenomenon. But have the warnings gone a bit too overboard?
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• 7:21
The minimum wage in Seattle moves up to $11 on Wednesday, the first step in a city-sponsored plan that will bring the minimum up to at least $15.
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• 7:06
A team of scientists recently named a newly discovered ancient predator: a lobster-like creature with large frontal appendages it used to hunt and ingest its prey.
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• 6:55
New research from scientists at Caltech and UC Santa Cruz suggests the solar system as we know it may not have been the same if it weren't for one planet: Jupiter.
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• 6:57
Tweets made by Trevor Noah over the past few years have started to surface, and the reaction has not been entirely kind.
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• 8:22
Women's History Month is coming to an end, but there's still time you and your kids can learn about some of the women who helped shape the world.