House Approves Student Loan Bill, Defying Veto Threat In Senate

Speaker of the House John Boehner. (Gage Skidmore/Flickr)

Students are caught between desires for spending cuts and tax increases.



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Obama To Visit Top College Campuses In Three Swing States

President Obama is trying to staying on top of the re-election game. (Wikimedia Commons)

Obama will try to convince Congress to keep interest rates on student loans low.



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U.S. Stocks Mostly Higher, Except For Nasdaq

New York Stock Exchange (photo courtesy of Creative Commons).

Good news came from most U.S. stocks and Europe, except in technology shares.



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Police, USC Announce $125,000 Reward For Info Leading To Murdered Grad Students

Police on the scene in West Adams area (Alan Mittelstaedt)

LAPD encourages help in finding the killer.



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Tornadoes, Storms Predicted Throughout Weekend

A tornado that hit Oklahoma in 1999. (NOAA Photo Library via Creative Commons)

Expect a storm throughout the weekend in Los Angeles.



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Half A Million Mac Computers Infected With Flashback Trojan

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Has your Mac been infected by the widespread trojan?



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Phone Records May Help Zimmerman's Defense

George Zimmerman (Creative Commons)

Analysis of newly processed versions of Zimmerman's 911 phone call may prove he was not racist.



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U.S. And Other Countries To Pay Rebels In Syria

(Victoria Pickering, Creative Commons)

The Obama Administration has agreed to suit the opposition force up with communications equipment.



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Storm Hits Southern California From NorCal

Photo by Jennifer Kendall

The National Weather Service has issued an advisory due to snow and high winds from a storm moving south.



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Rave Producers, Former L.A. Coliseum Execs Charged In Scandal

A rave hosted by Insomniac in 2007. (Insomniac Events)

Six people were indicted as part of a corruption scandal.



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Pope In Western Hemisphere To Address Drug War And Communism

Pope Benedict. (Creative Commons Licensed by Sergey Gabdurakhmanov)

Expected to cover challenges facing Mexico and Cuba.



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Stephanie Wiggins' Battle To Tackle L.A. Traffic

Stephanie Wiggins, right, shows various community neighborhood councils how Metro ExpressLanes work.

SLIDESHOW: The project manager of the Metro ExpressLanes talks about changing traffic and driving mentality in LA forever.



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Taliban Calls for Vengeance On U.S. After Shooting

Taliban insurgents in support of the peace process, northern Afghanistan, April 2011. (Tamkeen/Wikimedia Commons)

The Afghan Parliament are demanding a public trial within the country.



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Syrian Opposition Regime Says It's Too Late To Talk

Kofi Annan called for peace in Syria (Wikimedia Commons)

Syrian opposition forces reject talks between president and U.N. envoy, calling it pointless.



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"Slut": Term Yields No Results On Rush Limbaugh's Site

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You won't find "slut" or some of the related content on Rush Limbaugh's site anymore.



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Teacher And Former Student Embrace National Media Attention

Another teacher-student relationship surfaces. (Photo courtesy of Creative Commons)

The pair defend their relationship on television.



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White House Hints At Tapping Oil Reserve

The White House hinted at tapping into oil reserves to lower gas prices. (Courtesy Creative Commons)

The White House hinted it might tap oil reserves to lower gas prices.



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Iran Ignores International Concerns About Its Nuclear Program

Iran has increased its uranium production, ignoring international concern. (Courtesy Creative Commons)

Iran has tripled its production of enriched uranium, ignoring international concern about its progress toward an atomic bomb.



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Google Sued By Apple Safari User, Under Scrutiny From Lawmakers

Google is being used for violating users' privacy rights. (Creative Commons)

Question over users' privacy violations.



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New Jersey Gov. Vetoes Bill Legalizing Gay Marriage

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. (Creative Commons)

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie follows up on his vow to quickly veto a bill legalizing gay marriage.



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IRS Releases List Of "Dirty Dozen" Tax Scams

The IRS released a list of scams for taxpayers to look out for. (Creative Commons)

Look out for these "dirty dozen" scams the IRS said to look out for.



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Two Suicide Bombers Kill 28 In Aleppo, Syrian Officials Say

Suicide car bombers reportedly leave 28 dead and 235 injured in security headquarters in Aleppo.



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Two Suicide Bombers Kill 28 in Aleppo, Syrian Officials Say

Suicide car bombers reportedly leave 28 dead and 235 injured in security headquarters in Aleppo



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Senate Votes To Ban Lawmakers From Insider Trading

U.S Senate awaits House of Representatives' vote on the STOCK Act (photo courtesy of Creative Commons)

The U.S. Senate passed a law to ban lawmakers from using congressional knowledge for insider trading.



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CicLAvia 2011 - A Virgin's Diary

A first hand account of what it was like to ride in CicLAvia 2011.



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Words Used in Reaction to Steve Jobs' Death

Rosa Trieu, Monica Nguyen
Staff Reporter and Senior Graphics Editor

Students try to form words to describe how they felt after hearing about Steve Jobs' death.



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Social Cataloging May Be Trapping Users In A Bubble

(PR Blog)

Are social networks limiting our ability to find new content? 



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Facebook To Have Even More Changes

(Simply Zesty)

Facebook announces additional upcoming features to its already controversial changes.



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Sprint: We Are Prepared To Carry The iPhone

Sprint says it's ready to sell the iPhone, whether it's really going to be a carrier or not.



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Google Fends Off HTC's Patent Bullies

Google finally comes to the defense of Android smartphone makers. 



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How Google+ Can Get More Users

Google+ and Facebook

How can Google+ improve itself to beat Facebook?



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Wacom's Inkling Takes Digital Art Up A Notch

Inkling from Wacom

Wacom's Inkling takes digital art to another level. 



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Buzz

Arrests Made In The Murders Of USC Students

Two men have been arrested in connection to the murders of two USC graduate students on April 11. LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said that forensic evidence linked the men to the case as well as to two other homicides.

Facebook Goes Public

The networking giant opened the largest social media Initial Public Offering (IPO) in U.S. history.