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Steven Mnuchin Doesn't Want People To See Video Of His Heckled UCLA Talk

Police arrested three people at the speech -- and, yes, it was caught on film.
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The First Drug For Postpartum Depression Could Be On Its Way

And researchers hope it could treat the condition in days.
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Congress May Resurrect Earmarks. In Some States, They Never Went Away

States say earmarks unclog the wheels of government. But what about wasteful spending?
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Motorcycle Lane-Splitting: Safe Or Scary?

At least 15 states in the past five years have considered legalizing lane-splitting for motorcyclists, but only California has enacted legislation to do so.
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California Moves Closer To Offering The Abortion Pill On Campuses

SB 320 just passed the Senate, but it began with a group of UC Berkeley students.
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White Supremacists Are Targeting College Students 'Like Never Before'

A new report from the Anti-Defamation League found a 258 percent increase in white supremacist propaganda on college campuses between 2016 and 2017.
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Trump's Environmental Actions Spark Resistance In Many States

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Norm Pattiz, Accused Of Sexual Harassment, To Resign As UC Regent

The media executive submitted his resignation letter, but made no mention of the allegations against him.
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Radio Mogul Under Pressure To Resign From Powerful California University Board

Several women have accused Norman Pattiz of sexual harassment.
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Fight Against Mugshot Sites Brings Little Success

These sites have been called exploitative by many lawmakers, but states’ attempts to crack down on the websites haven’t worked.
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