Problems With The Iraqi Coalition Government Persist

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

Eight years after the Iraqi war began, problems remain with the government.

NATO Countries Lack Consensus For Intervention In Libya

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

People protesting the violence in Libya (courtesy of Creative Commons)

From France to Turkey, division of hawks and doves.

Demonstrators In The Ivory Coast Killed By Police

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

VIDEO: Four protesters slain by riot police loyal to former president.

LACCD Defends Construction Contracting Methods

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

The Los Angeles Community College District defends itself against accusations made by a Times article.

Budget Cuts, Investigation Intensify L.A. Community College Trustees' Races

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

Candidates ask voters to oust two incumbents.

Violence Hits Oman Amid Endemic Middle East Protests

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

Protests in Oman spread as police fire upon opposition activists.

“Taxpayer Caucus” Formed By California Republicans Contesting Tax Increases

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

2/3 of the GOP in the Legislature are blocking efforts to extend taxes.

Bahrain: Opposition Leader Denied Reentry As Protesters Mourn Deaths

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

VIDEO: A close examination of the protests in Bahrain, the history behind them and what they mean for the future.

Dems Try Softening Cuts In Gov. Brown's Budget

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

Assembly Democrats want to chop 70 percent of a proposed reserve fund.

Doctors May Be Required To Check Patient’s Immigration Status

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

Arizona GOP debatea a bill requiriring doctors to check patient legal status.

Protest Shockwaves Slam Algeria And Yemen

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

Both countries on high alert as protesters amass.

What’s Next For Protesters In Algeria?

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

Protests in Algeria are expected to follow Mubarak’s resignation.

What’s Next For Protesters In Yemen?

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

Protests in Yemen are expected to follow Mubarak’s resignation.

College Health Plans Will Be Regulated Under New Health Laws

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

Student health insurance will receive benefits under the Affordable Care Act.

Obama’s Plan To Suspend Interest Payments Beneficial To California

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

California’s economy could get a huge boost under the plan, one expert says.

New Reports Show Fort Hood Massacre Could Have Been Prevented

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

Army and FBI are faulted with missing warning signs that could have saved lives in the Fort Hood massacre.

Representatives Claim Safe Drinking Water Act Violated

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Hannah Madans
Staff Reporter

Democrats say diesel injections in 19 states may have violated federal law.

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Problems With The Iraqi Coalition Government Persist

NATO Countries Lack Consensus For Intervention In Libya

Demonstrators In The Ivory Coast Killed By Police

LACCD Defends Construction Contracting Methods

Budget Cuts, Investigation Intensify L.A. Community College Trustees' Races

Violence Hits Oman Amid Endemic Middle East Protests

“Taxpayer Caucus” Formed By California Republicans Contesting Tax Increases

Bahrain: Opposition Leader Denied Reentry As Protesters Mourn Deaths

Dems Try Softening Cuts In Gov. Brown's Budget

Doctors May Be Required To Check Patient’s Immigration Status

Protest Shockwaves Slam Algeria And Yemen

What’s Next For Protesters In Algeria?

What’s Next For Protesters In Yemen?

College Health Plans Will Be Regulated Under New Health Laws

Obama’s Plan To Suspend Interest Payments Beneficial To California

New Reports Show Fort Hood Massacre Could Have Been Prevented

Representatives Claim Safe Drinking Water Act Violated

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