Texas Governor Rick Perry Considers a 2012 Presidential Campaign

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Kristen Villarreal
Staff Reporter

But do Texans support a Perry presidential bid?

Intelligence Reports Contradict Pentagon's Afghan War Assessment

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Kristen Villarreal
Staff Reporter

White House report on Afghanistan conflicts with intelligence reports leaked Sunday.

Moderate Republicans To Decide Fate Of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"

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Kristen Villarreal
Staff Reporter

DADT repeal hinges on how moderate Republicans vote.

Pentagon's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Study Reveals Military's Widespread Support

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Kristen Villarreal
Staff Reporter

The Pentagon's DADT study revealed the repealed policy would not create any major problems.

FBI Raids Offices Of Three Hedge Funds

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Kristen Villarreal
Staff Reporter

The FBI raided three hedge fund offices in a high-profile insider trading investigation.

L.A. City Council's DWP Reforms Include Adding Watchdog

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Kristen Villarreal
Staff Reporter

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L.A. City Council puts Dept. of Water and Power watchdog on March ballot.

UPDATE: L.A. County Bans Plastic Bags

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Kristen Villarreal
Staff Reporter

Supporters of the ban on plastic bags rallied before Tuesday's Board of Supervisors meeting.

Keith Olbermann Returns To MSNBC Tuesday

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Kristen Villarreal
Staff Reporter

After a long weekend of debate, he takes his chair back.

Rand Paul Casts Ballot, Still Looks Poised For Victory In Kentucky

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Sara Ramsey, Kristen Villarreal
Staff Writers

Polls opened in Kentucky to heavy traffic.

Almost Half Of California Voters Could Vote Before Election Day

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Kristen Villarreal
Staff Reporter

The latest numbers for California early voters.

Michelle Obama, Headlining Women's Conference, Talks Military Sacrifice

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Kristen Villarreal
Staff Reporter

She joined an impressive group of speakers in Long Beach.

'Dream Teamers' Protest Outside Whitman's East L.A. Office

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Kristen Villarreal
Staff Reporter

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Dream Act supporters protested Whitman's opposition to the bill Wednesday morning.

Former Hewlett-Packard Employees Speak Out Against Carly Fiorina

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Kristen Villarreal
Staff Reporter

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HP employees condemn outsourcing of jobs.

Facebook's "I Like It" Status Demeans Breast Cancer Awareness Month

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Kristen Villarreal
Staff Reporter

Facebook users should do something more meaningful to raise awareness.

After Budget Cuts, Hope For The California State University System

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Kristen Villarreal
Staff Reporter

Proposed budget provides hope for CSU system.

FDA Considers Allowing Sale Of 'Frankenfish' In Stores

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Kristen Villarreal
Staff Reporter

FDA to determine if 'frankenfish' is safe for consumption.

Petraeus Warns Quran Burning Will Endanger Troops

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Kristen Villarreal
Staff Reporter

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A Florida church plans to burn copies of the Quran on September 11.

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Texas Governor Rick Perry Considers a 2012 Presidential Campaign

Intelligence Reports Contradict Pentagon's Afghan War Assessment

Moderate Republicans To Decide Fate Of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"

Pentagon's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Study Reveals Military's Widespread Support

FBI Raids Offices Of Three Hedge Funds

L.A. City Council's DWP Reforms Include Adding Watchdog

UPDATE: L.A. County Bans Plastic Bags

Keith Olbermann Returns To MSNBC Tuesday

Rand Paul Casts Ballot, Still Looks Poised For Victory In Kentucky

Almost Half Of California Voters Could Vote Before Election Day

Michelle Obama, Headlining Women's Conference, Talks Military Sacrifice

'Dream Teamers' Protest Outside Whitman's East L.A. Office

Former Hewlett-Packard Employees Speak Out Against Carly Fiorina

Facebook's "I Like It" Status Demeans Breast Cancer Awareness Month

After Budget Cuts, Hope For The California State University System

FDA Considers Allowing Sale Of 'Frankenfish' In Stores

Petraeus Warns Quran Burning Will Endanger Troops

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