This afternoon, Wallis Annenberg Hall hosted authors of “P-FKN-R: How Bad Bunny Became the Global Voice of Puerto Rican Resistance.

As the U.S. ramps up military actions in Iran and keeps a close eye on Venezuela, experts and locals are asking how global conflicts could affect the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.

Following U.S. and Israeli missile strikes on Iran, tourists and Americans living nearby scramble to leave. Airports hit, flights canceled, and missile alerts raise fears, as officials coordinate evacuations across the region.

President Donald Trump delivered the longest State of the Union style address on record, covering topics from tariffs to immigration and the economy. Experts from USC Price School of Public Policy say much of the speech focused on imagery and audience engagement, and may have limited impact on midterm politics.

Target faced protests at its USC Village location today amid nationwide backlash over ICE raids in Minneapolis. Organizers are urging the company to cut ties with federal immigration enforcement and publicly oppose the raids.

Tyrah Majors, Ellice Ellis and Heran Mamo were honored for their professional achivements.

A California federal jury ruled against Google in light of online privacy violations committed against approximately 98 million Gmail users, ordering the company to pay over $425 million.

Sora by OpenAI has made generating deepfake videos easier than ever before, and ethics discussions surrounding them far more complex.

The president made a defamation claim against the newspaper’s editorial board.

USC students are facing confusion regarding the Digital Course Materials program and how to opt out of the automatic fee.