Brianna Sacks

“The Terminator,” “Blade Runner,” and “Her” all center around a future of humans and machines living together. But that’s actually happening right now. The A.I.

Congress is investigating misconduct alleged by the Mueller report. White House lawyers are rejecting every subpoena.

There was a time when LAX wasn’t the unwieldy beast that it’s become. We hear about those days from 93-year-old Ethel Pattison, the airport’s oldest continuously working employee.

While a dispute between China and the US means tariffs and perhaps fewer imports, there’s another potential jobs killer at the Port of LA: automation.

Michael Schneider joins us from New York, where he's attending the annual ritual of the broadcast TV upfronts.

It’s a special live Left, Right & Center recorded at UC Santa Barbara.

Los Angeles Unified’s adult education program doesn't get much respect, and its funding is always in danger.

The rock band Fanny ruled the Sunset Strip in the 1970s, and they were supposed to be the next big thing. They explain the price women pay for being ahead of their time.

In a bold statement, a leading dean of journalism argues that in abandoning Julian Assange, the mainstream media have abandoned the First Amendment.