Take Two

Gov. Jerry Brown on Saturday signed 65 bills into law but made more noise about the ones he vetoed.

Are presidential debates about questions and answers? Not entirely. According to GQ's Robert Draper, they're also about the candidates looking presidential and sure of themselves.

A study from UCLA shows that Americans have an uncanny ability to judge the political leanings of female politicians just by looking at them. The more feminine a face, the more conservative the person.

What if the truth was that all children in America, regardless of their cultural background, would actually benefit from learning two languages?

According to The magazine Scientific American, when it comes to scientific output, the U.S. is on top.

Voters who once despised Mitt Romney as the epitome of everything they hate about the Republican Party are now going door to door trying to swing votes for the GOP candidate.

If June's primary numbers is a sign, voter turnout this November may be low. Two out of three registered voters didn't cast a ballot, making it the lowest turnout ever in a Californian presidential primary. KPCC's Washington correspondent Kitty Felde reports.

People join book clubs for all sorts of reasons — to read more, to meet new people, to get out of the house.

Self-driving cars could be on California roads in just a few years, that's according to Google co founder, Sergey Brin.

Plastic surgery's a booming business, $10.4 billion were spent on cosmetic procedures in the U.S. last year.