It’s a Tough Job Market. These College Grads Are Optimistic.

Despite grim data, young grads at San Francisco State University say they remain undaunted as they prepare to enter the job market.

In Hungary Elections, Magyar Won While Orbán Was Saved

Victor Orbán did not relinquish power after losing elections in Hungary because he could not hold on to it, but because in the long run he gains from it.

From Oil Shock to Checkout Lines: US–Iran War Drives Global Spike in Consumer Costs

Live Fri | The US-Iran war is driving oil price spikes and global supply chain disruptions, raising costs for fuel, food, and goods. Experts examine war-driven inflation, economic risks, and potential solutions.

Unforeseen Consequences of a Ban on Birthright Citizenship

Apr 10 | Trump’s proposed birthright citizenship ban faces Supreme Court review, raising concerns over economic impacts, workforce shortages, and creation of a stateless underclass, while states consider restricting education access for undocumented children.

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Trump’s Anti-immigrant Policies Could Worsen America’s Doctor Shortage, Especially in Rural Areas
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As US Tightens Immigration, Other Nations Simplify Pathways to Residency for Highly skilled Workers
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If Families Self-deport, Can US-born Children Get Citizenship from Their Parents' Home Country?
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Plyler v. Doe – The Texas School that Wanted to Charge an Enrollment Fee for Undocumented Children
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‘A Class Excluded from Social Membership’ – Repealing Birthright Citizenship Further Divides the US
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Repealing Birthright Citizenship Would Increase the Number of Unauthorized Immigrants by 2.7 Million
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The Economic Gains of Birthright Citizenship Top $7.7 Trillion
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The Future-envisioning Nature of Birthright Citizenship
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Trump’s Immigration Policies: ‘An Agenda About Who Belongs and Who Does Not’
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‘There's Always an Idealized Standard’ – How Social Media Impacts Body Image and Self Esteem
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‘Spend Quality Time With Your Family and Friends’
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‘Clear Limits’ Rather Than a Ban – A Student’s Perspective on School Cell Phone Bans
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Will School Cell Phone Bans Diminish Digital Literacy and Tech Skills?
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Why Cellphones Don’t Keep Students Safe During an Emergency
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Academic Performance, Social Participation Increase When Schools Ban Cell Phones
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Looking for Work? Check Out The California Forestry Sector Jobs Initiative!
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11 Million Acres in California Have Burned Due to Wildfires; Forestry Jobs Can Prevent Further Loss
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California Forestry Jobs: ‘The Opportunities Are Extraordinarily Broad’
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If a Notario Publico Promises Legal Help, It’s Likely a Scam
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How to Find a Reputable Immigration Attorney and What to Avoid
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Preparing for a Possible ICE Detention: Your Car
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Preparing for a Possible ICE Detention: Bank Accounts and Accessing Funds
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Red Flags That Indicate You’ve Been Targeted by Scammers
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Fake Law Credentials, Staged Immigration Hearings: The Scammers Targeting Families of ICE Detainees
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The Political History of the Iranian Diaspora and the Factions that Seek To End the Islamic Regime
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How U.S. Policies are Splitting the Venezuelan Vote
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The Long History of Using Immigrants to Sow Division and Incite Violence
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FDR Knew Japanese Americans Weren’t a Security Threat, Yet He Sent 124,000 to Internment Camps
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How Republicans Won the Cuban American Vote
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‘The Worst Ally Is the United States’ – America’s Foreign Policy Reputation
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Could Reza Pahlavi Be the Next Leader of Iran?
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The Attack on Birthright Citizenship – Immigrants Face a Battle Their Ancestors Won 100 Year
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Creating Trust and Safety for People Seeking Treatment for Substance Use
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‘Harm Reduction and Substance Use Treatment Need To Go Hand In Hand’
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Care Without Stigma, Community Are Key to Helping People Experiencing Addiction
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Reducing the Stigma of Substance Use With the Words We Use To Talk About It
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At LA County Drop in Center, Respite and Community Are Starting Points for Treating Substance Use
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LA’s Naloxone Distribution Program Empowers Communities To Be First Responders, Saves 50,000 Lives
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‘One Pill Can Kill’: The Prevention Programs Protecting LA County’s Youth from Overdose
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The Politics of Keeping Americans Unhealthy
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What the New Food Pyramid Guidelines Won’t Tell You
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Meat Prices Are ‘Artificially Low’ and Should Be Higher to Reflect the True Cost of Food
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America’s Critical Nutritional Deficiency and How it Drives the Polycrisis
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Why It’s So Hard To Eat Healthfully – ‘You Are Fighting the Entire Food System on Your Own’
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‘The Food Industry Knows Perfectly Well That Education Is Not Enough To Change Dietary Behavior’
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Removing Ultra-processed Foods from School Lunches Is Great, But Tough to Implement Without Funding
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In Race for California Governor, Farmers and Farmworkers Take Center Stage

Two recent gubernatorial debates in Fresno centered on the future of the state's massive agriculture industry and the farmworkers who keep it going.

The ‘Levodopa Paradox’ — How One Family is Navigating Parkinson’s

For four decades, U Kyi Wong was defined by his sharp intellect and unyielding persistence. Then came a Parkinson's diagnosis.

Despite Community Concerns, Epps Sentenced to Prison Time

Sustained outpouring of community support — a defining aspect of Kevin Epps’s murder trial —  ultimately fell short at his sentencing hearing.

洛杉磯徵詢居民對公園的需求,現在市府領導者必須採取行動

洛杉磯少數族裔媒體致市長巴斯Mayor Bass與市議會的公開信

An Economic and Emotional Marathon: Dementia Caregiving in Today’s America

According to recent data from AARP, caregiving has transitioned from a temporary family duty into a multi-year "marathon."

Betrayal, Abuse: One Woman’s Story of Deportation and the Man Responsible

Ester Muñoz woke on New Year’s day 2026 full of plans for the coming year. She never imagined she would end the day in detention and facing deportation.

Larry Itliong and the Great Delano Grape Strike

The myth that Cesar Chavez single-handedly led the farmworker movement was never true. Nothing makes this clearer than the life and work of Larry Itliong.

On Trump and Iran, Europeans Are All for One, Each to Their Own

European countries are charting a course amid the war in Iran that combines institutional multilateralism with realist bilateralism.

Medi-Cal Rules are Changing: What to Expect

Medi-Cal requirements are tightening next year through 2028 for many enrollees — particularly undocumented adults.