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French Journalist's Book Provides Basis for new Film

California’s newest Attorney General is making history as the first female and the first African-American to hold the post. Kamala Harris was sworn in Monday. She’s pledging to take on everything from gangs to mortgage fraud.

Musicians Dean and Britta have scored 13 of Andy Warhol's screen tests and are touring the country in a show called "13 Most Beautiful...Songs for Andy Warhol's Screen Tests." ArtPower! brings them to UCSD's The Loft and Culture Lust gives you 13 compelling reasons to be there.

Republicans regained control of the House on Tuesday in part with a pledge to "repeal and replace" the new health law. But as large as the new GOP majority will be come January, it's still not large enough to override a presidential veto. In addition, the Senate will still be controlled by the Democrats, who are unlikely to go along with the repeal effort.

After an estimated 80,000 people demonstrated Tuesday against South Korea's plan to resume importing U.S. beef, the president promised that his government would make a fresh start — and his entire Cabinet offered to resign.

California has elected a new governor, which is to say it’s elected an old governor. Jerry Brown’s victory illustrates the dearth of new leaders in a state whose political system grinds people down. But one area where voters have made a positive difference is in reform.

The U.N. Security Council voted to impose a no-fly zone over Libya and authorized "all necessary measures" to prevent Moammar Gadhafi's planes from carrying out aerial attacks on rebel-held positions.

Culture Lust contributor Dave Walters gives us an update on his marathon of music shows and previews the Smith Westerns at the Belly Up.

It’s the week of 9-11 and this year that means a small-time evangelist in Florida has found a way to yank our chains and create a media typhoon.