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Words limited in scope, very short time line to wrap it up, just one week. Whats happening with your former fbi agents now . Is it frantic . I dont think it is frantic. The fbi will put enough agents on this supplemental check to be able to go and interview all of the relevant people who may have information relating to this specific allegation. My understanding is that the fbi can also investigate any credible allegation, so whether these generate other leads or if theyre also going to interview other women that have come forward, thats a possibility, but essentially what theyre going to do i...

And then she vanished. Something made her pretty scared. Yes. No way to say what that was. Right. What had happened to this Beautiful Army sergeant . The question would launch a spellbinding mystery. Youve got a roommate, a boyfriend who shes maybe about to dump. Youve got an exboyfriend whos suddenly back in her life. There were a number of potential suspects, absolutely. Was a killer out there . She was in danger. Could police catch him . They hatched a plan of virtual genius. One of the detectives said, youre not going to believe this. Hello, and welcome to dateline extra. Im tamron hall. M...

KPBS/ June 3, 2024 A rolling strike by unionized academic workers upset about the University of California's response to pro-Palestinian protests at various campuses will spread to three more campuses this week, including UC San Diego Monday, June 3. According United Auto Workers Local 4811, workers will hit the picket lines Monday morning at UC…

In response to pro-Palestine protests, UC San Diego and several other universities have violated free speech protections, enforcing unfair censorship and retaliation. The actions taken by these universities show a refusal to crack down on violent counter-protests like those at UCLA, while overtly seeking to retaliate against and punish pro-Palestinan groups who have been involved...

This piece was submitted anonymously from a Jewish student at UC San Diego. It feels particularly dangerous to admit to you today, in a publication that will be distributed to the entire UC San Diego community, that I am Jewish. I also know that after that first sentence, most of you will stop reading. As...