Where California stands on the Syrian refugee situation, how to talk to kids about the Paris terror attacks, Charlie Sheen reveals he has HIV.
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Sympathy for Paris is in high supply now, but Americans are unlikely to let the attacks influence who they vote for come primary season.
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Students of color from three prestigious Southern California universities share their experiences. 'For my mental health, I can't just suck it up,' one student says.
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It's incredibly difficult for most of us to comprehend terrorist attacks, like the ones that shook Paris on Friday. But what if you are a kid?
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"There are currently about 1.2 million people living with HIV, and about 13 percent of those don't know they're infected," says UCLA's Ian Holloway.
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Duke's Laurent Dubois, who runs the Soccer Politics blog, joined the show for a look at the team, and what it means to the nation of France.
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Oliver Wang of Soul-Sides.com and music supervisor Morgan Rhodes join Take Two to run down the latest releases you need to know about.
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California Rep. Adam Schiff says accepting those in need is part of a proud and long standing tradition in the U.S..
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It's the 'face with tears of joy' emoji. Sociolinguist Tyler Schnoebelen, one of the leading researchers on emoji, explains more.
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New requirements starting in 2018 will require people to obtain a state issued operator card if they plan on taking the wheel of a motorized boat.