UPDATED: WikiLeaks Battling Ongoing DDoS Attacks

Comments (0) | government documents, National, politics, security, terrorism, WikiLeaks

Shakira Keller
Staff Reporter

Hackers have returned with a second major attack.

UK Offers Aid To Ireland During Debt Crisis

Comments (0) | bailout, European debt crisis, global economy, International, Ireland, UK

Shakira Keller
Staff Reporter

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The UK offered to bailout Ireland while it struggles in debt, but Ireland resists receiving aid.

Cooley Losing Lead In California Attorney General Race

Comments (0) | attorney general, California, kamala harris, steve cooley

Shakira Keller
Staff Reporter

With votes still being tallied, Harris gains major ground on Cooley.

Camp Pendleton Marines Killed In Afghanistan May Have Been Shot by Afghan Soldier

Comments (1) | afghan war, Camp Pendleton, International, marines, soldiers

Shakira Keller
Staff Reporter

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Two Marines shot last week in Afghanistan may have been killed by an Afghan soldier.

Relief Is Slow To Reach Indonesia After Tsunami

Comments (0) | indonesia, Nation and World, relief, tsunami

Shakira Keller
Staff Reporter

After affects of the tsunami have made delivery of relief supplies difficult.

Voters Question Prop. 23 But Back Prop. 25

Comments (2) | 2010 midterm elections, California, poll, prop 23, prop 25

Shakira Keller
Staff Reporter

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Most voters don't support Prop. 23 but rally strongly behind Prop. 25.

Brown, Whitman Intensify Ad Campaigns For California Governor

Comments (0) | brown v. whitman, California, california governor's race, campaign ads

Shakira Keller
Staff Reporter

Puppet or Parrot? Candidates get nastier in their ads.

Obama To Host A Town-Hall Meeting On MTV, BET, CMT

Comments (2) | National, Obama, social network, town-hall meeting, youth

Shakira Keller
Staff Reporter

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Will America's youth respond to Obama's campaign for their support?

Officer Mistakes A Store Manager For A Robber And Shoots At Him

Comments (0) | Los Angeles and Region, police shooting, robbery, west hollywood

Shakira Keller
Staff Reporter

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Police fire eight rounds at store manager after mistaking him for the suspect.

As Health Care Reform Takes Effect, Some Insurers Are Dropping Child-Only Policies

Comments (3) | health care, health care reform, health insurance, National

Shakira Keller
Staff Reporter

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Insurance companies say children can be covered by their parents' plan.

High Fructose Corn Syrup Gets A New Name

Comments (16) | corn sugar, corn syrup, Health, National

Shakira Keller
Staff Reporter

Corn Syrup (Creative Commons)

Will calling the product corn sugar quell consumers' fears?

CALPIRG Pushes 30/10 Plan For L.A. Transit

Comments (0) | 30/10, calpirg, la mta, Los Angeles and Region, metro, movela, transit, Transportation

Shakira Keller
Staff Reporter

CALPIRG holds a rally with elected officials stumping for Villaraigosa's plan to fast-track a dozen transit projects.

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UPDATED: WikiLeaks Battling Ongoing DDoS Attacks

UK Offers Aid To Ireland During Debt Crisis

Cooley Losing Lead In California Attorney General Race

Camp Pendleton Marines Killed In Afghanistan May Have Been Shot by Afghan Soldier

Relief Is Slow To Reach Indonesia After Tsunami

Voters Question Prop. 23 But Back Prop. 25

Brown, Whitman Intensify Ad Campaigns For California Governor

Obama To Host A Town-Hall Meeting On MTV, BET, CMT

Officer Mistakes A Store Manager For A Robber And Shoots At Him

As Health Care Reform Takes Effect, Some Insurers Are Dropping Child-Only Policies

High Fructose Corn Syrup Gets A New Name

CALPIRG Pushes 30/10 Plan For L.A. Transit

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