In the age of smartphones and SnapChat, do TV ads still translate into votes? The benefits of delaying kindergarten, this week's new music picks.
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• 9:43
Take Two evaluated the effectiveness of several campaign ads from past elections.
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• 5:51
It's not just the four-cylinder models. Now the EPA says VW used a similar cheat on its larger, six-cylinder diesel engines.
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A technique called neuromarketing is increasingly being used by political campaigns around the world to enable them to target voters with precision.
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A new study out of Stanford finds strong evidence that enrolling children in kindergarten at age 6, or even age 7, can result in dramatic mental health benefits.
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Tuesday always means it's time for Tuesday Reviewsday, our weekly new music segment.
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Developers envision AT&T Park could be surrounded by a vibrant neighborhood. Similar plans for the land around LA's Dodger Stadium have struck out.
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You may not know it when you're hustling through your local Whole Foods store, but in terms of its stock price, the popular grocery chain isn't doing so well.
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While California's drought drags on, a new show at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach shows the complicated state of water around the world.
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The springtime toxic algae bloom had a clear effect on the West Coast's Dungeness Crabs. Will it still be possible to fish for them in California?
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A look at how to protect yourself from the latest outbreak of mosquito-born West Nile Virus that's plaguing Southern California.