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Digging up political dirt, more millennials continue to live at home with their parents, Kelly Slater's wave generator
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May 25, 2016
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Digging up political dirt, more millennials continue to live at home with their parents, Kelly Slater's wave generator

Who are the people digging up political dirt? More millennials are living at home with their parents, can Kelly Slater's wave generator change the world of surfing?

Kelly Slater's wave machine.
Kelly Slater's wave machine.
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Who are the people digging up political dirt? More millennials are living at home with their parents, can Kelly Slater's wave generator change the world of surfing?

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Vocal opponents of Donald Trump protested Wednesday outside the presumptive Republican presidential nominee's campaign rally in Anaheim.
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Oppositional researchers probe the lives of political hopefuls for one reason: to find the misstep that can take them down. Take Two asked one about his technique.
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“If anyone’s out there wondering what I’ve been up to, this is it and it’s not too glamorous," says Tim Heidecker about his new album "In Glendale."
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32 percent of men and women between the ages of 18 to 34 are staying with mom and dad. We'll take a look at what's keeping the generation from moving out.
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The team with the NBA's best record, the Golden State Warriors, is facing elimination in the Western Conference finals: can they bounce back? And after an NFL owner talks candidly about the health risk in the sport, is momentum building to prioritize player safety?
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The World Surf League now has access to pro surfer Kelly Slater's artificial wave generator. And boy, do they have big plans.
San Francisco leaders have reached a compromise on the city's so-called "Sanctuary Policy."
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A CA bill would allow schools to stock an opioid antidote to prevent overdose deaths. Aimee Dunkle says greater access to the drug would have saved her son Ben.
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Google has a plan to get rid of passwords in favor of user specific data points such as typing patterns, walking patterns, current location, etc.
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Fashion is making a statement at the museum. "Reigning Men" at LACMA, which explores the history of menswear from the 18th century, is just one of many fashion exhibits you can catch this summer.