Melania Trump isn't on the news too often, but she seems to be pretty outspoken on a recent Congress bill: the Take It Down Act. What will this bill do, and why is it important? David Rendon has the story.

Love is in the air! Or at least, it’s somewhere—maybe buried under a pile of unread Hinge messages. Is spring romance still blossoming online, as it once did? Charlotte Shook decided to find out how Gen Z re ally feels about online dating.

How USC students and faculty were affected by the 2023 entertainment industry strikes.

The first ever live sperm race occurred over the weekend, taking the USC versus UCLA rivalry to new lengths. Anthony Clingerman has more.

Join from Where We Are on the final show of the Spring '25 semester

A USC senior and her band are gaining traction after they entered a contest run by NPR and their music was highlighted on air. Now they could land a spot on Tiny Desk Concert, famous series of live music performances at a desk -- just like it sounds -- in NPR's offices. Justin Ha has the story.

Is your favorite frothy, green drink facing a price spike? A matcha shortage may keep you from cooling off this Summer.

Newsrooms across the country are adapting to a new socio-political landscape. Annenberg Media director Christina Bellantoni and executive producer Zain Khan spoke to us about the current state of journalism in college newsrooms.

This weekend, the Los Angeles Times is hosting its 30th annual Festival of Books on USC's Campus. Katie Van Arnem has the details.

We were party girls for 365 thanks to Charli XCX's 'brat,' but what does the next summer of music look like? Alex Evans has the story.