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LA County settles with DOJ on allegations that deputies harassed, intimidated minorities
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors signed off on the settlement after the Justice Department accused the sheriff’s department of sending up to nine deputies with guns drawn on Section 8 housing checks.
Authorities find body of missing California woman in forest near San Diego
Erica Alonso had gotten into a fight with her boyfriend in the early morning hours on the day she went missing back in February.
‘Militarized zone’ in Baltimore as 2,000 National Guard troops descend on city
Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) bemoaned the state of his city that it required the military to take over as protests over the death of Freddie Gray continued.
U.S. 8th graders flunk middle-school civics: report
About half of them believed the U.S. government should guarantee them a job when they grow up.
Russian spacecraft on the loose in Earth’s orbit, stuck in dizzying spin
Space cargo ship spins out of control and affects delivery of supplies and food.
New kaleidoscope-like images of Mercury provide first ‘real knowledge’ of planet
New images from NASA’s Messenger spacecraft reveal that Mercury has a pyschedelic-like color.
Senator Bernie Sanders running for president as Democrat
A new Democratic candidate will be starting their campaign against the already favorite front-runner, Hillary Rodham Clinton
New bill in California would legally require parents to vaccinate their kids
The controversial SB 277 vaccination bill will now move to California’s Senate Appropriations Committee.
Study uses Beijing Olympics as evidence that pollution can lower birth weights
Study shows that temporary pollution controls put in place during the 2008 Beijing Olympics increased birth weight.
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