Cal State Los Angeles opens a new living space for students of color amid controversy, Yosemite National Park expands, Star Trek turns 50
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The Today host faces flack after his prime-time sitdowns with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Wednesday evening. His performance has given rise to a new hashtag.
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California State University Los Angeles students are back on campus now, and one dorm is making a lot of news.
In the future, electric Mercedes vans may be topped with drones that can carry small packages to their final destinations.
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Take Two's Deepa Fernandes speaks with KQED reporter, Zaidee Stavely about the impact gentrification has on local schools and the diversity of the students.
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Yosemite National Park is expanding its boundaries. Take Two’s A Martinez spoke with Markley Bavinger about Yosemite's newest addition and what visitors can expect.
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During the presentation, one Apple representative justified their decision with one word: courage. This isn't the first time Apple's done something like this. How do they keep getting away with it?
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• 7:23
In the Philippines, the death toll from a controversial anti-drug campaign has soared past 2,000 people in two months. Could things get worse?
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• 5:51
Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do joins Take Two to explain how local leaders like himself are trying to come up with plans to address the issue while also helping those in need.
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"Author: The JT Leroy story" follows the journey of the young talented writer, who shot to fame but then came crashing down when his true identity was revealed.
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It's the 50th anniversary of the Star Trek series, in celebration, we take a look at some of the fan made productions that have found their own success.