Florida's Gubernatorial Race Grows Closer

Comments (0) | 2014 Midterm Election Coverage, associated press, Charlie Crist, Close, democrat, Elections 2014, Florida, governor, gubernatorial, incumbent, Politics, race, Republican, Rick Scott, toss-up

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

The fiercly contested race in Florida is far too close to call.

Virginia's 7th District Congressional Race Begins To Unfold

Comments (0) | 2014 Midterm Election Coverage, associated press, candidate, david brat, democrat, election day, Elections 2014, eric cantor, house majority leader, Jack Trammell, James Carr, libertarian, Politics, Republican, Virginia, Votes

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

Will David Brat claim Eric Cantor's former seat in Congress?

Somali Leader Killed In Airstrike, Pentagon Confirms

Comments (0) | airstrike, al-qaeda, drone, drone strike, leader, Nation and World, pentagon, somali, terrorism, terrorist, U.S., United States

Miguel Arreola
Associate Editor

Pentagon confirms Ahmed Abdi Godane, a key Somali militant leader linked to al-Qaeda, is dead.

Mississippi's Governor Signs 20 Week Abortion Ban

Comments (0) | 18 weeks, 20 weeks, abortion, Arizona, ban, bill, Idaho, legislation, Mississippi, National, Phil Bryant

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

Russia Withheld Information On The Boston Bombing Suspect

Comments (0) | 2013, anzor tsarnaev, Bombing, Boston Bombing, Boston Bombing Suspect, boston marathon, Dzhokar Tsarnaev, extremists, FBI, information, marathon, Nation and World, russia, russian government, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, United States

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

Russia failed to provide important information on the Boston Marthon bombers.

Eating Several Small Meals A Day Doesn't Promote Weight Loss, Study Shows

Comments (10) | burning, calories, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, eating, Health, heart disease, meals, medical, news, research, type-2 diabetes, university of warwick, weight loss

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

According to a recent study, your diet may not be working.

Twitter To Get Its Own Billboard Chart

Comments (18) | 240 million, Billboard, charts, Music, Music, social 50, social media, spotify, Twitter, U.S., U.S. music, users, youtube

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

240 million Twitter users can now make their own Billboard chart.

Jerry Brown Announces Re-Election Bid On Twitter

Comments (1) | assemblyman, brown, California, California, donnelly, governor, jerry brown, kashkari, neel, papers, re-election, Southern California, term, Tim, tresury, tweet, Twitter

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

STORIFY: Jerry is running for re-election, again.

Chemical Found In Everyday Foods Could be Harmful

Comments (0) | ADA, bagels, bread, breads, buns, chemical, environmental working group, fda, Food, Food, hamburgers, hot dog, pastries, pizza, subway, tortillas

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

How do you feel about a potentially harmful chemical in your everyday foods?

Idaho Judge Asked to Make Ruling on Gay-Marriage Ban

Comments (0) | District Court, federal judge, gay, gay marriage, gay rights, Gov. Otter, Idaho, kentucky, legalize same-sex marriage, National, Ohio, oklahoma, same-sex marriage, Supreme Court, Utah, Virginia

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

Four couples are challenging Idaho's gay-marriage ban.

Idaho Judge Asked to Make Ruling on Gay-Marriage Ban

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Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

Four couples are challenging Idaho's gay-marriage ban.

First Muslim Fraternity Gains National Attention

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

Alpha Lambda Mu, the nation's first Muslim fraternity, has started to gain attention after only one year.

American Students Fall Behind In International Education Rankings

Comments (0) | Education, International, International, ranking, shanghai, students, studnets, teens, top, United States, world rankings

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

What is the United States' educational ranking? And who is number one?

USC Agrees To Media Blackout On Bush's Speech

Comments (2) | annenberg, audience, blackout, contract, george w. bush, Journalism, Los Angeles, Media, photographs, President, professors, recording, Twitter, USC, Washington Speakers Bureau

Miguel Arreola, Cortney Riles
Executive Producers

STORIFY: Reaction to the media blackout of USC's George W. Bush event.

One World Trade Center Surpasses Willis Tower In Height

Comments (1) | American icon, Aon, Aon Center, building, Chicago, construction, Donald Trump, Empire State Builing, illinois, National, new york, New York City, One World Trade Center, Skyscraper, Trump International Hotel, Willis Tower, world trade center

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

The skyscraper is the fourth largest building in the world.

Tuesday's Elections May Have Future Presidential Implications

Comments (0) | 2013, Barbara Buono, bill de blasio, Boston, Chris Christie, elections, gubernatorial, hillary clinton, ken cuccinelli, marco rubio, mayoral, National, New Jersey, new york, scandal, Ted McAuliffe, Virginia

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

Who will prevail in the 2013 elections?

Country Still Recovering One Year After Hurricane Sandy

Comments (0) | fema, homeless, Hurricane Sandy, hurricane sandy recovery, hurricane sandy relief, National, Natural Disaster, new york, northeast, one year anniversary, One year later, repair, superstorm, Superstorm Sandy

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

One year after Hurricane Sandy, what is next?

UPDATE: House Vote Falls Through

Comments (0) | agreement, bipartisanship, caucus, credit rating, debt ceiling, default, Fitch, GOP, House, john boehner, measure, nancy pelosi, Obamacare, Politics, representatives, Senate, shutdown

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

Will the Congress beat Thursday night's deadline?

Former Senator Calls Shutdown 'Civil Anarchy'

Sen. Donald Rielge served many presidents and survived a few shutdowns, but says he has never seen anything as extreme as this.

Republican Steve King Voted Against Mandate to Delay Obamacare

Comments (56) | federal government, government shutdown, house of representatives, Iowa, Michele Bachmann, Obama, Obamacare, Politics, Republicans, Senate, Steve King, tea party, Tea Party caucus

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

Why did the Tea Party Caucus member do it?

Ted Cruz 'Filibusters' Against Obamacare

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Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

Ted Cruz won't stop talking. Find out why.

New Jersey Boardwalk Fire Found to Be Accidental

Comments (0) | Accidental, boardwalk, commercial, Faulty Wiring, fire, firefighters, jersey shore, National, New Jersey, Seaside Shore, Wiring

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

(Creative Commons) The deadly fire that consumed several blocks in Jersey Shore's Boardwalk last week was ruled an accident.

Brazilian President Postpones U.S. Visit Over NSA Spying

Could this stymie the U.S.'s growing relationship with Brazil?

A Twitter Timeline of the Syrian Crisis

Comments (0) | address, assad, attack, chemical weapons, conflict, crisis, England, feinstein, France, great britain, International, Kerry, marco rubio, McCain, Obama, POTUS, proposal, putin, reid, response, russia, Syria, tweets, Twitter, Twittersphere, United States

Miguel Arreola
Executive Producer

How the Twittersphere has kept us updated on the Syrian crisis.

Antonio Villaraigosa Plans To "Ride Into The Sunset" After Term

Comments (1) | 2013, Antonio, cabinet, future, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, mayor, mayoral election, obama administration, politics, villaraigosa

Miguel Arreola
Staff Reporter

Villaraigosa has not denied his return to office at any point.

Petraeus Apologizes For Affair: 'My Recent Journey Was My Own Doing'

Comments (0) | cia, David H. Petraeus, first, Former, General, Military, nikias, Petraeus, Politics, President, ROTC, scandal, speech, USC

Miguel Arreola
Staff Reporter

The retired general resigned in November.

SCALE Meets With President Nikias About Workers' Rights

Comments (0) | Apparel, Daily Trojan, Los Angeles and Region, nikias, SCALE, Student organizations, sweatshops, Trojan, Trojans for the WRC, USC, Workers' Rights, WRC

Miguel Arreola
Staff Reporter

Were you aware that the bookstore sells clothes made in sweatshops?

Rep. Xavier Becerra Optimistic About Immigration Reform

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Miguel Arreola
Staff Reporter

House of Representatives (Nancy Pelosi/Creative Commons)

The House Judiciary Committee will hold its first hearing on immigration Tuesday.

VA Breaks Ground On Building That Will House Homeless Vets

Comments (2) | Barack Obama, Bob Rosebrock, Building 209, ceremony, congressman, Henry Waxman, homeless, homeless veterans, hospital, LA, Los Angeles and Region, Robert Rosebrock, soldiers, VA, veterans, war, West LA

Miguel Arreola
Staff Reporter

The outside of Building 209

“When it rains, where do you go if you are homeless?”

USC Professor Discovers Gender And Racial Inequality In Tenure Grants

Comments (4) | club, Cross, discrimination, ethnic, gender, hearing, Inernational Relations, Los Angeles and Region, movement, panel, Professor, protest, students, tenure, USC

Miguel Arreola
Staff Reporter

Professors and students rallied at the University Club Friday morning.

Microsoft Surface Tablet Released

Comments (5) | Microsoft Surface, microsoft surface release, microsoft surface tablet, surface vs ipad, Technology, Windows 8, windows 8 release

Miguel Arreola
Staff Reporter

The Microsoft Surface aims to rival the iPad.

STORIFY: Bigger and better than the iPad?

Injuries Cripple An Aging Baltimore Raven Defense

Comments (1) | 2012, AFC elite, Baltimore Raves, Haloti Ngata, Houston Texans, Lardarius Webb, NFL, out for the year, Ray Lewis, sports feed, Terrell Suggs, torn ACL and meniscus, torn triceps

Miguel Arreola
Staff Writer

Baltimore's long and dominant defensive run may be abruptly coming to end.

Second Debate: Obama's And Romney's Five Bests And Worsts

Comments (0) | 2012 election, Barack Obama, Debates, economy, election, Election 2012, first debate, healthcare, mitt romney, Opinion, opinion, President Obama, presidential debate

Cara Palmer, Miguel Arreola
Contributors

(Barack Obama, Creative Commons)

Candidates both impress and disappoint with their rhetoric.

Vice Presidential Debate: Biden's And Ryan's Five Bests And Worsts

(Barack Obama, Creative Commons)

Vice President Joe Biden and Rep. Paul Ryan spewed rhetorical miracles and rhetorical disasters alike.

First Debate: Obama's And Romney's Five Bests And Worsts

Comments (0) | 2012 election, Barack Obama, Debates, economy, election, Election 2012, first debate, healthcare, mitt romney, Opinion, President Obama, presidential debate

Francesca Bessey, Miguel Arreola
Contributors

(Barack Obama, Creative Commons)

Wednesday's debate featured zingers from both sides.

The Horror That Was The Seahawks-Packers Game

Comments (1) | football, Green Bay Packers, Monday Night Football, NFL, Opinion, packers-seahawks game, Seattle Seahawks, the replacements

Miguel Arreola
Contributor

(Grant Dukeman, Creative Commons)

I can only say that I hope this story of a ragtag team of replacements ends soon.

The Drug War In Ciudad Juárez Is Over, But Will The Peace Last?

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Miguel Arreola
Contributor

(MATEUS_27:24&25, Creative Commons)

Although the city should remain hopeful for its future, peace may not last.

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Florida's Gubernatorial Race Grows Closer

Virginia's 7th District Congressional Race Begins To Unfold

Somali Leader Killed In Airstrike, Pentagon Confirms

Mississippi's Governor Signs 20 Week Abortion Ban

Russia Withheld Information On The Boston Bombing Suspect

Eating Several Small Meals A Day Doesn't Promote Weight Loss, Study Shows

Twitter To Get Its Own Billboard Chart

Jerry Brown Announces Re-Election Bid On Twitter

Chemical Found In Everyday Foods Could be Harmful

Idaho Judge Asked to Make Ruling on Gay-Marriage Ban

Idaho Judge Asked to Make Ruling on Gay-Marriage Ban

First Muslim Fraternity Gains National Attention

American Students Fall Behind In International Education Rankings

USC Agrees To Media Blackout On Bush's Speech

One World Trade Center Surpasses Willis Tower In Height

Tuesday's Elections May Have Future Presidential Implications

Country Still Recovering One Year After Hurricane Sandy

UPDATE: House Vote Falls Through

Former Senator Calls Shutdown 'Civil Anarchy'

Republican Steve King Voted Against Mandate to Delay Obamacare

Ted Cruz 'Filibusters' Against Obamacare

New Jersey Boardwalk Fire Found to Be Accidental

Brazilian President Postpones U.S. Visit Over NSA Spying

A Twitter Timeline of the Syrian Crisis

Antonio Villaraigosa Plans To "Ride Into The Sunset" After Term

Petraeus Apologizes For Affair: 'My Recent Journey Was My Own Doing'

SCALE Meets With President Nikias About Workers' Rights

Rep. Xavier Becerra Optimistic About Immigration Reform

VA Breaks Ground On Building That Will House Homeless Vets

USC Professor Discovers Gender And Racial Inequality In Tenure Grants

Microsoft Surface Tablet Released

Injuries Cripple An Aging Baltimore Raven Defense

Second Debate: Obama's And Romney's Five Bests And Worsts

Vice Presidential Debate: Biden's And Ryan's Five Bests And Worsts

First Debate: Obama's And Romney's Five Bests And Worsts

The Horror That Was The Seahawks-Packers Game

The Drug War In Ciudad Juárez Is Over, But Will The Peace Last?

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