Lois Beckett is a Senior Reporter at The Guardian. She covers a diverse range of topics including cultural movements, housing market trends, campus life, politics, public policy, the film industry, and pop culture, often exploring the intersections between these themes. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MSN, The Irish Times, Mother Jones, and Yahoo News.
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Trump sets his sights on 2028 games as critics worry about security, deportations and tensions with him and LA leaders
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“The merely chubby have been winnowed away,” a naturalist intoned. “We are left with a clash of titans.”
Housing in the US has become so unaffordable that a coffee company has based a viral marketing campaign on the idea that almost nobody can afford to buy a house.
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Historic US company also offering ‘12-month lease’ – an annual supply – of pre-ground coffee for under $40
Housing in the US has become so unaffordable that a coffee company has based a viral marketing campaign on the idea that almost nobody can afford to buy a house.
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Governor Gavin Newsom urges schools not to sign ‘radical agreement’ to cuts to departments, students and speech
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Any California universities that sign the Trump administration's proposed “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education” will “instantly” lose their state funding, California governor said in a statement.
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The sweeping exhibition Monuments opens in Los Angeles on 23 October and is on view through May
