On Thursday, Take Two discusses talks to a Scottish Angeleno about Scotland's vote for independence, why Los Angeles schools are backlogged in repairs and how independent voters could water down Latino voters' efforts. We'll also explore the latest in California politics.
The company announced it won't be able to turn over data from most iPhones and iPads to police even if they have a search warrant.
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Repairs span from burned out light bulbs and cracked concrete to compromised fire safety systems and exposed electrical wiring.
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President Barack Obama's decision to delay action on immigration until after the November election has spurred outrage from the Latino community.
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Mi Familia Vota is leading a campaign to promote civic engagement among the Latinos. The campaign coincides with Hispanic Heritage Month and runs through October.
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Voters in Scotland today are heading to the polls to decide whether Scotland should secede from the UK. It's a historic occasion, watched closely by Scots living all over the world.
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The International Basketball Federation's will vote on whether to change its ban on headscarves. Players who wear headscarves for religious reasons argued that the ban was discriminatory, and they've now won a preliminary victory.
Every week, there are plenty of weird developments in the world of science, and KPCC's Sanden Totten joins us to explain on our regular segment – Lab Notes.
It's hotter and faster than ever. The new 435 horsepower Ford Mustang manages to scream down the highway, and look good doing it.
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Southern California Public Radio politics reporters join Take Two for a weekly roundup of politics news in California.
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With temperatures rising, developers may have to consider making AC the new California norm as they rethink how they build the next generation of homes.
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With temperatures reaching triple digits this week, we look at this burning question: Why can't men wear shorts to work?
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The new film "Fort Bliss" centers on a female veteran who returns home after a grueling 15-month tour in Afghanistan and finds that life has changed — a lot.
Right now in Switzerland the Chuck Norris of cycling is trying to go farther than any person on a bike has gone before — in one hour.