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Nia Miranda saw two women spray painting a Starbucks during a #BLM protest. Her video went viral and led to participating in "Sullen Sunday," a track on Roc Nation's new album, Reprise.

La Nina is here. What that means for the Presidential election and the winter season.

Trump lobs insults at NBC and tonight's town hall host Savannah Guthrie.

Apple’s ceaseless campaign to make the App Store a clean, well-lit place may now extend to policing what people post in iOS social apps.

She and nine other prominent Latina women have launched She Se Puede, a digital lifestyle community centering civics and engagement. Eva Longoria Bastón is also directing a film about the creator of Flamin' Hot Cheetos.

The last time the U.S. Congress revisited the overall structure and operation of the media and communications world was in 1996. Hmm...think it might be time to revisit the way we regulate this world? So does a growing chorus of key policymakers.

“Once you have some power, you must be a social justice advocate.”

Leander, Texas independent bookstore Patchouli Joe’s Books and Indulgences is offering shoppers who show their early voting sticker a 10% discount off most items in the store. While the promotion was started to drive traffic to the store, the owners also want to emphasize the importance of voting.

When Olivia Mannix, 31, launched Cannabrand, a cannabis-focused marketing agency seven years ago in Denver, she feared she was committing professional suicide. Now considered a pioneer in her field, she's hoping to make the same impact with a new agency focused on psychedelics.

A video of a Utah resident Kyle Burgess being confronted by a mother cougar while hiking has been spreading around the internet. We spoke to scientists studying cougars to better understand the big cat’s behavior.