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Take Two FOR May 11, 2016

California senate debate, Facebook and the news, FDA to redefine 'healthy'

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Candidates face off in last US Senate debate before primary

Much of the focus was on California Attorney General Kamala Harris, the front-runner in the race, as the remaining candidates battled for a shot at second place.
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Trump's delegate troubles

Donald Trump's campaign said it was a computer error that caused William Johnson, a LA area lawyer and prominent white nationalist to be on his list of California delegates.
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Plan to track climate emissions would use network of satellites

A key question in the landmark climate deal remains: how will the global community ensure that nations are hitting their emission targets?
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Sports roundup: Steph Curry clinches MVP, but is today's NBA competition 'watered down'?

The Dodgers are at the top of the pack, so why are their games failing to excite fans? Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry earned the MVP for this season, but does it mean less in today's league?
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The FDA plans to redefine 'healthy.' But it may take a while.

Since the mid-1990s, the FDA has defined “healthy” as a product with limited levels of fat, sodium and cholesterol. But that could all change soon.
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You're getting your news from Facebook, and someone's controlling that feed

More people are getting their news on Facebook and other sites. But they might not know humans control what they see.
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LADWP says Watts's dingy water is safe to drink

The water in the area ranges from brown, beige, or yellow, but not clear. LADWP says that the water is safe to drink, but that it's looking into the discoloration.
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1,284 more planets confirmed to exist in our galaxy

Griffith Observatory director, Ed Krupp, breaks down breaks down why having so many new neighbors in the milky way is so exciting.
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Move over Jetsons, the smart home of the future is here

Voice-activated lights and television, app-controlled washer, fridge and more. Inside CNET's smart home and all of its cool features that put the Jetsons to shame.
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The Styled Side: the trend towards more 'organic' nail salons

Customers are asking for more chemical-free polishes and products at salons. It's all because of a New York Times series last year.
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