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The City at the Heart of America’s Homeless Crisis
Column: $60,000 'casitas' and giant awnings: Caruso, Bass pitch cheaper homeless units than nonprofits The first affordable housing is expected to be built between now and 2020. Housing and homelessness in America’s cities are...
entertainment
The Anti-Fracking Movement Is Putting the Natural Gas Industry on the Defensive
ISIS-linked militants are threatening huge natural gas reserves the world needs badly right now When the world's largest and most expensive natural gas project was proposed, back in 2001, many experts agreed that the...
national
How to Make Your Bachelor’s Degree More Boring
Op-Ed: Listen up, college students. You don't 'get' a grade. You have to earn it. This story was produced with support from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. How do you earn a bachelor's...
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Pope Francis tells bishops in Poland to prepare for a future of more justice and more love
German bishops assure Vatican but vow to proceed with reform: Pope (Yonhap) Pope Francis has told the bishops' body in Rome that they should prepare for the next stage of the church's reform. He...
travel
AAPI groups accuse Haley Barbour of violating their right to free speech
California congresswoman faces accusations of 'McCarthyism' from AAPI groups over campaign ads Two AAPI groups are claiming they are violating their AAPI community's right to free speech because of a controversial ad campaign on...
travel
The QAnon Concoction Theory Has Spread Like Wildfire
Accused Pelosi attacker David DePape spread QAnon, other far-right, bigoted conspiracies. The QAnon conspiracy theory, which was promulgated by right-wing conspiracy theorist Jerome Corsi, has been around since August 2017. QAnon, for its part,...
politics
The New “Indiana Jones” Film Looks Like It’s a Sequel to the Original
How the New 'Indiana Jones' film features a super young Harrison Ford in a costume made of toilet paper rolls, and a super young John C. Reilly Last week I went to see the...
technology
Mark Kukis: A Computer Science and Technology Faculty Member
Commentary: A thousand trick-or-treaters? Just a normal Halloween in Alhambra, thanks to my neighbor and former colleague Mark Kukis. Mark Kukis was the first computer science and technology faculty member at USC’s Annenberg Center...
technology
Toronto’s First Major Music Festival
Toronto calls in the superheroes to help with vaccinating young children against COVID-19. This weekend Toronto is hosting the first ever major music festival in North America. The fest, which is scheduled to take...
europe
The Herald’s Letter to Mary Lou Harnell
Letters to the Editor: Can we reduce pedestrian deaths while keeping right turns on red? I drive in my car to the Wal-mart on Wednesdays to stock the car with groceries for our family....