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When will the Supreme Court decide the student loan forgiveness case?

The U.S. Supreme Court put off until the last day of its current session its decision on two challenges to the Biden administration's student loan debt relief program. The decision will be released on the morning of June 30.

UCLA confirms it was hit by wide-ranging cyberattack but offers few details

A group known as CL0P Ransomware Gang is suspected of being behind cyberattacks that hit at least 145 victims, using a vulnerability in a file-transfer software system.

Los Angeles unhoused population reaches 75,000 amid humanitarian crisis

Annual government count shows 9% increase, sharper than last year’s 4%, in country’s most populous countyThe unhoused population of Los Angeles has grown by 9%, with more than 75,000 people now experiencing homelessness across the county, according to data from the government’s annual count, release...

Key quotes from Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling: No to race, yes to discrimination victims

Supreme Court rules against race-based admissions policies, but not helping students who suffered bias or hardships.

Dream of going to space? Virgin Galactic just launched commercial flights

After years of hype, Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic started commercial service Thursday with its first flight for paying customers — Italian researchers who conducted experiments.

Supreme Court strikes down race-based affirmative action in college admissions

In another major reversal, the Supreme Court forbids the use of race as an admissions factor at colleges and universities.

Dianne Feinstein, still recovering, is skipping a California visit during Senate break

The California Democrat is still recovering from a serious shingles infection and will not travel home to San Francisco for the Fourth of July recess, her office said.

Biden leans into 'Bidenomics' to boost his economic message ahead of 2024

Biden delivered a major speech in Chicago as part of a White House push to take credit for the economy's post-pandemic recovery.

Have you been belittled because of the perception that affirmative action helped you?

If you have ever felt belittled or discredited — either in school or the workplace — because of a perception that you benefited from affirmative action, we'd like to hear your story.

'I have over 30 threats to rape, kill, or assault me': Being a doctor on social media

A new survey finds that online harassment of doctors and biomedical researchers became more rampant and more threatening during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Border Patrol officials complained of 'overuse of hospitalization' as 8-year-old died

Border Patrol leadership complained about the 'overuse of hospitalization,' which investigators worried was costing 'valuable staff time.'

California tried and failed to ban for-profit ICE detention centers. What does that mean for other states?

The for-profit immigrant detention ban was enacted amid reports of unsafe conditions and health violations at detention facilities, including moldy food, overuse of solitary confinement and dangerous delays in medical care.

Column: Kari Lake is a deceitful fraud. Now she'll have to defend her lies in court

She refuses to admit defeat in the Arizona governor's race, making false claims of fraud and conspiracies. A GOP election official's defamation suit may hold her to account.

Opinion: California's pension funds are wrecking the planet and losing billions. It's quite a trick

A new study shows that fossil fuel investments dramatically underperformed for CalSTRS, CalPRS and individual retirees over the last 10 years.

Abcarian: Why is it that a journalist has higher ethical standards than a Supreme Court justice?

Saying no to gifts and offers isn't that hard, especially when your job and an institution's credibility is on the line.