HeyJaredElizabeth Kivowitz
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UCLA experts: 2026 midterm elections (opens the original)
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The party of the president often loses ground during the midterm elections, the so-called “midterm curse.” This year, voters are weighing concerns ranging from the everyday cost of living and U.S. involvement in military conflicts to the growing reach of artificial intelligence, historic levels of deportations by federal law enforcement and, in Los Angeles, a mayoral race and series of local and state propositions. In addition, new federal requirements for mail voting have, for now, been blocked
Car owners beware! Lessons from the ‘Kia Boys’ crime spree (opens the original)
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If you live in Los Angeles and own a Hyundai Sonata, Kia Optima or one of 18 other models from these vehicle lines, UCLA anthropologist Jeffrey Brantingham has some advice: Get a steering wheel locking device, take advantage of manufacture recalls or trade your car in for one with an engine immobilizer. Why? Your ride, Brantingham said, is vulnerable to even the lowest-skilled auto thief — at least until 2042. Brantingham has studied car theft for two decades and recently led an interdisciplinar
Gen Alpha and Gen Z trust parents, faith leaders more than social media and digital content for religion and spiritual matters (opens the original)
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Social media, music, religious-focused apps and other online spiritual content have become popular ways for adolescents to find comfort and connection — and explore ideas related to faith, religion and spirituality, according to a new report from the Center for Scholars & Storytellers at UCLA (CSS). However, they still prioritize in-person spaces such as churches, mosques or synagogues in their faith practice and turn to family and faith leaders for spiritual and religious guidance. The findings
The 360: How will artificial intelligence reshape the job market? (opens the original)
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There is a lot of anxiety out there, and while influencers and experts speculate, UCLA economist Till von Wachter and other scholars from the California Policy Lab recognized that clear, up-to-date data is needed to facilitate informed conversations on the topic. Their new tool, the California AI-Unemployment Tracker, is a great start to gathering verifiable data that addresses this inquiry. We recently caught up with von Wachter and asked him some of our initial questions: How long might it tak
Are medically tailored meals the real ‘happy meals’ for people with chronic conditions like diabetes, heart failure? (opens the original)
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While the concept of “food as medicine” can be traced back thousands of years to the Egyptians, the phrase has gained popularity globally since the 2000s as part of a holistic medical strategy. The basic idea is that what we eat is closely linked to our health and well-being. Bad food choices can cause or worsen disease, but good dietary changes can improve health outcomes. This is especially important for individuals with chronic conditions that are nutrition sensitive or who have higher weight
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