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Every tragedy stands on its own, but it also becomes a link in a long, sad chain of similar events.
Jennifer London follows the Shuttle Endeavor's slow but exciting trek to L.A.'s Exposition Park and explores Southern California's new forays into space.
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Moyers on crony capitalism, Occupy Wall Street and Obama's own contribution to the economic crisis. Plus, a deeply personal story about his son.
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Val Zavala talks to Republican strategists and former California State Senator Jim Brulte about the future of the GOP now that President Obama has been re-elected.
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The Maxwells consider themselves a typical, middle class family, living a typical middle class life in the suburbs of LA.
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They appear at night, working in the shadows. Within a matter of hours they transform ugly patches of neglected public land into urban gardens.
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According to author Michael Shermer, human beings are pro-capitalist when the markets are up and pro-socialist when the markets fall. But he adds, "you can't have both at the same time."
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Libertarian and author Michael Shermer argues that part of the reason we’re in this economic slump is too much government regulation and intervention.
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Using GPS radio collar technology, National Park Service biologists are studying the behaviors of mountain lions in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area.
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For the first time in more than a century, the Los Angeles City Council officially legalized urban beekeeping in single family homes in October 2015, catching up with cities like Santa Monica, New York, and Santa Barbara in permitting backyard beekeeping.
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When AIDS was first discovered, those afflicted faced stigma, prejudice, and denial of medical treatment. Filmmaker David France captured the activists' struggle.
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David Haldane made the difficult choice to put his son in a mental health facility after several violent episodes.
