First, a look at a proposed law that would deny federal law enforcement funding to so-called sanctuary cities, like Los Angeles, which protect undocumented immigrants from deportation. Then, how did Los Angeles become the capital of the car chase as entertainment? Next, we track the rise and fall of the paparazzi from a lucrative industry to a fading profession in the age of Instagram. After that, the author of a new book about DNA evidence explains why it’s not the infallible resource we think it is. And finally, in our weekly TV roundup, the end of “America’s Next Top Model” marks the end of a reality TV era.
Car Chase Culture, the Decline of the Paparazzi and DNA’s Dark Side
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