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Here is what else you may have missed: A woman mourns her three slain daughters; a very wet winter brings back California's 'phantom lake' and a rare 'California Double'

For many Asian Americans, K-pop is a big part of their identity and how they live.

After a police killing, law enforcement agencies across California have been trained to keep families in the dark in order to gather information used to protect their department.

The California Legislature sent Gov. Gavin Newsom a bill to increase transparency in the oil industry and require refiners to report more information to the state.

Bill Gates could be walking into a family that is as complex as his own after DailyMail.com revealed that the Microsoft founder was dating Paula Hurd, the widow of former Oracle CEO Mark Hurd.

A Global Reckoning Around Labor Conditions. An emotional worker is shown in The Guardian documentary The Great Abandonment. Nearly 200 million migrant laborers were stranded without wages, food, and housing after India Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced one of the harshest COVID-19 lockdowns in the world in 2020. Image from The Great Abandonment. India. Grantees Expose Labor Abuses in Qatar, India, the U.S.  “I didn’t have any choice but to go abroad to work,” said Surendra Ta...

As more young athletes train like professionals, female runners report problems with restrictive eating, irregular menstrual cycles, and long-term bone damage.

As a divided America prepares to vote and fears of political violence continue, these FRONTLINE documentaries show how U.S. politics reached this moment.

The move comes in response to a New York Times investigation documenting years of torment and lenient oversight, and a surge in suicide attempts.

An ICIJ investigation examines networks of companies, people and business practices that draw profit from cross-border labor trafficking and sex