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A border full of containers in Arizona A border full of containers in Arizona
Immigration December 12, 2022

A border full of containers in Arizona

Work crews have steadily erected hundreds of double-stacked shipping containers topped by ... more

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Over 1000 migrants rush bridge linking Mexico to U.S. Over 1000 migrants rush bridge linking Mexico to U.S.
Immigration March 13, 2023

Over 1000 migrants rush bridge linking Mexico to U.S.

A group of at least 1,000 migrants rushed the Paso Del Norte ... more

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US Citizenship Test Changes Raise Alarming Concerns for Those with Low English Skills US Citizenship Test Changes Raise Alarming Concerns for Those with Low English Skills
Immigration July 5, 2023

US Citizenship Test Changes Raise Alarming Concerns for Those with Low English Skills

The U.S. Citizenship test is being updated, and some immigrants and advocates ... more

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The world could get its first trillionaire within 10 years, anti-poverty group Oxfam says The world could get its first trillionaire within 10 years, anti-poverty group Oxfam says
Economy January 15, 2024

The world could get its first trillionaire within 10 years, anti-poverty group Oxfam says

The world could have its first trillionaire within a decade, anti-poverty organization ... more

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Bad, ugly, expensive… that’s how critics define the American tomato before tariffs hit Mexican tomatoes Bad, ugly, expensive… that’s how critics define the American tomato before tariffs hit Mexican tomatoes
Economy June 26, 2025

Bad, ugly, expensive… that’s how critics define the American tomato before tariffs hit Mexican tomatoes

Food critic Craig Claiborne once called them “tasteless, horrible, and repulsive”; chef ... more

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Popular in L.A., Topo Chico Is Disappearing From U.S. Shelves Popular in L.A., Topo Chico Is Disappearing From U.S. Shelves
Consumer Alert February 23, 2026

Popular in L.A., Topo Chico Is Disappearing From U.S. Shelves

The Topo Chico shortage 2026 could impact Latino-owned restaurants, retailers, and the ... more

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José Andrés Challenges ICE Over Camp Conditions José Andrés Challenges ICE Over Camp Conditions
Immigration June 3, 2026

José Andrés Challenges ICE Over Camp Conditions

The World Central Kitchen founder publicly challenged Homeland Security officials to allow ... more

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Qatar World Cup: Families seek answers over migrant worker deaths Qatar World Cup: Families seek answers over migrant worker deaths
Labor November 18, 2022

Qatar World Cup: Families seek answers over migrant worker deaths

More than 6,500 migrant workers from India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri ... more

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7 toxic signs of ‘highly insecure’ people. How to deal with them 7 toxic signs of ‘highly insecure’ people. How to deal with them
Mental Health March 7, 2023

7 toxic signs of ‘highly insecure’ people. How to deal with them

Working with difficult personalities can dampen our ability to think clearly and ... more

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Perceiving Moral Decline: Unveiling Humanity’s Ethics Truth Perceiving Moral Decline: Unveiling Humanity’s Ethics Truth
Mental Health June 11, 2023

Perceiving Moral Decline: Unveiling Humanity’s Ethics Truth

Moral decline perception: Unveiling the Cognitive Perception of Humanity's Ethics. People around ... more

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The Differences Between Prayer and Meditation The Differences Between Prayer and Meditation
Mental Health February 19, 2024

The Differences Between Prayer and Meditation

You might think that there are no differences between prayer and meditation. ... more

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The Mexican who took the photo that traveled around the world The Mexican who took the photo that traveled around the world
USA February 5, 2024

The Mexican who took the photo that traveled around the world

The photo was taken by Julio Cortez who grew up in the ... more

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Mental Health: Keep moving. How Exercise Strengthens Your Brain Mental Health: Keep moving. How Exercise Strengthens Your Brain
Mental Health April 4, 2024

Mental Health: Keep moving. How Exercise Strengthens Your Brain

Exercise offers short-term boosts in cognition. Studies show that immediately after a ... more

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LA man wrongly imprisoned for decades declared innocent LA man wrongly imprisoned for decades declared innocent
Los Angeles March 2, 2023

LA man wrongly imprisoned for decades declared innocent

A man who spent more than 38 years behind bars for a ... more

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Social media use linked to development of eating disorders Social media use linked to development of eating disorders
Technology March 6, 2023

Social media use linked to development of eating disorders

Increased time spent on social media is a risk factor for disordered ... more

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Anti-ICE Patrols: A Community Defense Against Immigration Raids Anti-ICE Patrols: A Community Defense Against Immigration Raids
Cover Story December 14, 2025

Anti-ICE Patrols: A Community Defense Against Immigration Raids

When federal immigration agents move through Northeast Los Angeles, residents often hear ... more

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Daniela Ganoza: “Yes, I Interview the Stars, I am Not the Star.” Daniela Ganoza: “Yes, I Interview the Stars, I am Not the Star.”
Entertainment June 7, 2023

Daniela Ganoza: “Yes, I Interview the Stars, I am Not the Star.”

"My parents always taught me humility, that's why I don't have to ... more

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Andres Prieto: “I do it for my children, so they don’t experience what I went through.” Andres Prieto: “I do it for my children, so they don’t experience what I went through.”
Entertainment November 28, 2023

Andres Prieto: “I do it for my children, so they don’t experience what I went through.”

By Reynaldo Mena: Life has not been easy for Andres Prieto. Many years ... more

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