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Predator drones shift from border patrol to protest surveillance

Civil rights experts question the use of drones to monitor protests on U.S. soil. — Sep 22

'We can't sit on the sidelines': LGBTQ+ candidates step up amid threats to queer rights

LGBTQ+ candidates have been motivated to run for political office across the country by recent backsliding on queer rights nationally, but also by local issues important to their communities. — Sep 21

Barabak: Here's why the redistricting fight is raging. And why it may be moot

The partisan passions suggest control of the House will be decided next year by just a few seats, one way or the other. But that's typically not the case. — Sep 21

In a race back to the moon, U.S. and China see a fast-approaching finish line

The U.S. and China are in a sprint toward manned missions to the lunar surface by the end of this decade, with sights on 2029 as a common deadline. — Sep 20

His cellmates self-deported. He fought to get back to his family

Angel Minguela Palacios was arrested in Little Tokyo last month. He spent weeks in immigration detention, hoping to get home to the love of his life and their three children. — Sep 20

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