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LA Politics February 8, 2026

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Bad Bunny Isn’t Paid for the Super Bowl — and That’s Exactly Why It Matters Bad Bunny Isn’t Paid for the Super Bowl — and That’s Exactly Why It Matters
Entertainment February 8, 2026

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Why Many Latino Renters Will be Watching Nithya Raman’s Challenge to Karen Bass Closely Why Many Latino Renters Will be Watching Nithya Raman’s Challenge to Karen Bass Closely
Cover Story February 7, 2026

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US vs. a 5-Year-Old: Government Pushes to Deport Liam Conejo Ramos US vs. a 5-Year-Old: Government Pushes to Deport Liam Conejo Ramos
Cover Story February 7, 2026

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Just days after being released from an immigration detention center in Texas, ... more

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Immigration February 6, 2026

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Michoacán Ships 120,000 Tons of Avocados for the Super Bowl Michoacán Ships 120,000 Tons of Avocados for the Super Bowl
Mexico February 5, 2026

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Satellite monitoring and deforestation-free certification are reshaping Mexico’s avocado industry while supporting ... more

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Deportations Have Quadrupled, Still Fall Far Short of Administration’s Target Deportations Have Quadrupled, Still Fall Far Short of Administration’s Target
Immigration February 5, 2026

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LA Politics February 5, 2026

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Five candidates, including incumbent Eunisses Hernández, outline priorities as public safety, homelessness, ... more

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LA County Approves $843 Million Homelessness Budget—With Deep Cuts That Alarm Advocates LA County Approves $843 Million Homelessness Budget—With Deep Cuts That Alarm Advocates
LA Politics February 5, 2026

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TrumpRx Promises Cheaper Prescription Drugs — What the New Federal Portal Actually Does, and Who It Helps TrumpRx Promises Cheaper Prescription Drugs — What the New Federal Portal Actually Does, and Who It Helps
Health February 5, 2026

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The government-run website launching in 2026 aims to connect patients with discounted, ... more

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California Just Did What Big Pharma Wouldn’t: $11 Insulin Is Now Available California Just Did What Big Pharma Wouldn’t: $11 Insulin Is Now Available
Health February 5, 2026

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For the first time in U.S. history, a state is directly selling ... more

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Apple Is Warning iPhone Users Again — Here’s What the New Scams Actually Look Like Apple Is Warning iPhone Users Again — Here’s What the New Scams Actually Look Like
Consumer Alert February 5, 2026

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Fake Apple ID alerts, browser pop-ups, and targeted spyware campaigns are becoming ... more

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Measles Cases Climb in California Amid Warnings of Outbreak at ICE Detention Center Measles Cases Climb in California Amid Warnings of Outbreak at ICE Detention Center
Health February 5, 2026

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Public health experts warn that weakened surveillance, misinformation, and delayed response are ... more

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Before the World Knew Bad Bunny: Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, Choir Singer, Salsa Dancer, Musical Creator at 13 Before the World Knew Bad Bunny: Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, Choir Singer, Salsa Dancer, Musical Creator at 13
Entertainment February 4, 2026

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The $14.5 Trillion Economic Windfall America Gained From Immigrants The $14.5 Trillion Economic Windfall America Gained From Immigrants
Cover Story February 4, 2026

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A new Cato Institute analysis shows immigrants consistently paid more in taxes ... more

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The Painkillers Many of Us Rely On May Be Keeping Back Pain Alive The Painkillers Many of Us Rely On May Be Keeping Back Pain Alive
Health February 4, 2026

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New research suggests common anti-inflammatory drugs offer short-term relief—but may raise the ... more

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Why Hair Falls Out in the Shower—and When It’s Actually a Warning Sign Why Hair Falls Out in the Shower—and When It’s Actually a Warning Sign
Health February 4, 2026

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Trump’s DHS Uses Secret Subpoenas to Collect Critics’ Personal Data Trump’s DHS Uses Secret Subpoenas to Collect Critics’ Personal Data
Immigration February 3, 2026

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From Venezuela to Mexico and Colombia — Latinos Taking Over Super Bowl LX From Venezuela to Mexico and Colombia — Latinos Taking Over Super Bowl LX
Latinos February 3, 2026

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The last straw: ‘Don Colossus,’ a Golden Statue of President Trump, Waits for Its Home The last straw: ‘Don Colossus,’ a Golden Statue of President Trump, Waits for Its Home
USA February 3, 2026

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