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A scientific task force says as many as 50,000 barrels — or 2.1 million gallons — of oil may have been flowing daily from the well before the riser was cut on June 3 as part of BP's latest containment effort. The figure is as much as twice the amount of oil as previously thought.

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Robert Whitaker is the photographer behind one of the most controversial album covers ever released. It was called "The Butcher Cover" and featured The Beatles in white lab coats covered in blood, raw meat, and dismembered baby dolls. It was recalled almost immediately because it was so outrageous. Robert was also a war correspondent during the Vietnam War. His photographs will be on view at the Morrison Hotel Gallery in La Jolla.

Before there was Jennifer Pena, Laura Canales or Selena, one woman rewrote the rules of Texas-Mexican music and became a voice for the impoverished throughout Latin America.

California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is proposing a slightly larger state budget than the one he unveiled in January. The newly revised spending plan includes more money for education. However, t

Between the heroic actions of a peer, a presidential visit and the performance of their medical center, University of Arizona students have taken pride in their school's response to the Tucson shootings. But violence striking so close to home also has them concerned for their own safety.

Update On Mingei Investigation