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Breaking news: A football game will open and close for a Rihanna concert in early February. Just kidding... But not really. Matthew Tsai grabs students' opinions on Rihanna performing at Super Bowl LVII, which will be her first live performance in five years.

Atari Asteroid is no longer a video game. It's reality... Sort of. NASA just launched a spacecraft and hit a space rock the size of a football field. The outcome of this mission begs the question: Are we prepared for a potential asteroid or comet impact?. We've asked the USC community and faculty for their thoughts on the matter. Nora Miller has more. 

The LA community is still reeling at the fentanyl-related death of a teenager at a Hollywood high school on September 13th. Now, officials are taking action to prevent an opioid crisis from emerging in Los Angeles' Unified School District. 

Colton Lucas takes us through the impacts the death has had on the community, and the city.

The Federal Reserve made its third consecutive 75 basis point hike in interest rates on Wednesday. But how exactly does this policy affect the average American consumer? Here’s Kassydi Rone with the story.

Millions of Puerto Ricans are still suffering from blackouts and other damage from Hurricane Fiona more than a week after the storm hit the island. Ben Papp reports. 

There's a new way to meet people at USC! Especially to deal with those "missed connections." Matt Dutrisac has more. 

Despite its title, audiences couldn't help but worry about Olivia Wilde's newest film, don't worry darling, which premiered this past weekend. Reporter Laurie Carrillo spoke with USC students about all the drama surrounding the movie.

L’Shana Tova! Sunday marked the first day of Rosh Hashanah – the start of the Jewish New Year. For many, this holy Jewish day is marked with attending synagogue services, eating festive foods and blowing a traditional horn called the shofar. Annenberg radio reporters took a closer look at campus celebrations. Nicole Bednar has more.

Over the past week, protesters have filled the streets of Iran, following the death and funeral of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, a woman who died after a struggle with Iranian law enforcement, after not wearing her hijab properly. Iranian USC students have expressed their concerned on the matter.