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The U.S. government has no plans to bring back a man who was mistakenly deported to El Salvador last month. That's what came out of an Oval Office meeting between President Trump and El Salvador's president Nayib Bukele today. Justin Ha has the story.

Today marked the second day of the Planet Media Climate Summit featuring a discussion between USC Annenberg's Dean Willow Bay and actor and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Lalou Ratsimihah has the story

The era was Coachella 2016. It was a vibe and you just had to be there. Alex Evans has the story.

Annenberg Media reporter Ethan Inman speaks with Texas Rangers radio broadcaster Jared Sandler and Northwestern broadcasting student Adam Beck to discuss the present and future of baseball radio broadcasting, amidst the backdrop of Spring Training 2025.

Ahead of AAPI Heritage Month in May, USC hosts an event featuring free food and student performances.

Hollywood could be the next target in the ongoing economic dispute between the U.S. and China.

Amid widespread backlash and economic concerns, Trump has paused some of his tariffs while increasing the tariffs on China.

The Los Angeles Rams and the American Heart Association collaborated to host Hands-Only CPR and AED Training to L.A. Schools.

The Broad contemporary art museum in Los Angeles will be expanding. The additional gallery space is an exciting update that will make the museum more accessible for Angelenos. Ana Susman has more on the story.

Dimelo reporter and journalism student Gian Marco Velasquez is with us in-studio to discuss his reporting on the IRS and its relation to undocumented immigrants.

The US Supreme Court is allowing the Trump Administration to use the 1798 Alien Enemies Act for deportation purposes. What is this obscure law, and how has it been used in the past? Annenberg Media sat down with a USC expert to find out. John Millsap has the story.

Brightly colored murals with green like grass, blue like the sky, and orange like citrus were featured today along with music and locally-grown foods for the USC Arts & Climate Collective's annual festival. All this to showcase environmentalism and why it's so important. Alyssa Peccatiello reports.

The sounds of traditional Arabic music and the smells of delicious food filled the air at Hahn Plaza this afternoon during a kick-off event for Arab American Heritage Month

Last weekend, SC hosted the hottest concert of the semester. USC Concerts annual Springfest had a lineup featuring something for everyone - from student bands to Hip Hop's biggest names - and the turn out proved it.

Stagflation, recession, market crash - none of these words sound good. People, experts and news outlets are throwing around all types of big terms and today, we are going to explain how the recent tariffs will impact you.

Dozens of visas for international students have been revoked across the country this week, causing a wave of uncertainty here at USC

Dozens of visas for international students have been revoked across the country this week, causing a wave of uncertainty here at USC. Justin Ha has the story.

We talked to members of various acapella groups across campus to see what brings them closer together.

Stock market investors woke up to massive drops across the board this morning. And it's likely due to President Donald Trump's liberation day tariffs. Will the short-term loss lead to long-term gain? Alex Evans asked market experts for the scoop.

I guess it must be festival season around here or something. While the Concert Committee is hosting Spring Fest tomorrow, KXCS has its own indie twist. Emily Cao has the story.

Annenberg student journalists heard reporting tips from experts who visited campus today. Katherine Contreras Hernandez has the story.

The Nintendo Switch 2 was recently announced, alongside new exclusive titles including a new Mario Kart game, a new Donkey Kong game, and a new multiplayer FromSoftware game. The catch? It might cost you an arm and a leg. Lizzy Liautaud has the story.

The MLB season kicked off last week and the New York Yankees are already off to a record-smashing start. Part of that could be due to their new, torpedo-shaped bats.

In honor of Earth day and Arbor day this month, USC's Assignment: Earth is running a new poll students can vote for a type of tree they want to see on campus, and the winner will actually be planted. April Aguilera has the story.

The Beatles are back but with some brand new faces. The cast for a just-released raft of Beatles Biopics, directed by Sam Mendes, has drawn some mixed reactions. Here is Anthony Clingerman with story.