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Michelle Huneven’s novel celebrates Altadena | Los Angeles Times
Situated on an incline in Echo Park, Michelle Huneven’s house is cozy in all the right ways: Kilim rugs, an invitingly plush couch, a kitchen used for more than just putting on the coffee. But something is amiss. Huneven is a novelist, a journalist and a lecturer in creative writing at UCLA, so where are all the books? Gone in the Eaton fire, it turns out. (Huneven was quoted.)
Trump policies in tribal economies | Marketplace
The second Trump administration has offered mixed messages on how it views its relationship with tribes, according to economist Randall Akee at UCLA. “This uncertainty is problematic in and of itself,” he said.
Newsom must reconsider immigrant coverage | California Healthline
“This is going to be very problematic for the governor. Budget cuts will disrupt the lives of millions of immigrants who just got health care, but the governor has got to do something, because this is not sustainable,” said Mark Peterson, an expert on health care and national politics at UCLA. “The prospect of cutting other places in order to support immigrants living in the country illegally would be a hard political sale; I don’t see that happening.”
Hamas releases U.S. hostage | KNBC-TV
"There have been anonymous members of Hamas who have… stated that there was some exchange, some quid pro quo to be announced later. But what’s notable here is that this is the second such negotiation or deal struck between the Trump administration and these groups in and around Israel,” said UCLA’s Benjamin Radd.
