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A crucial part of a presidential campaign is branding, but defining a brand, including a website, comes with it's own difficulties.

To serve Muslim customers, a bank in Michigan tried to comply with both U.S. regulations and Islamic law. One problem: Islamic law prohibits charging interest.

Legislators in the Canadian province like to slap desks and clap endlessly. One lawmaker called for a ban on such applause. Her ban was voted down followed desk slapping and thunderous applause.

We speak with Paul Dillenberger, one of the game's creators, about the origins of Oregon Trail.

Scientists are testing a parasitic wasp as a tool against the plant disease called citrus greening.

Sanders has won 7 out of the last 12 primary elections, including neighboring West Virginia and Indiana.

KCRW DJ Anne Litt brings us one piece from the Haitian-Canadian electronic musician Kaytranada and a song off a new Grateful Dead tribute album.

Startup Ephemeral tells the website Science Alert that it is developing an ink that fades after a year. The ink is composed of smaller molecules than standard ink and will break down over time.

A new assessment shows that eighth grade girls are more proficient in technology and engineering literacy tests than boys.

The border city of El Paso, Texas has a policy that allows the city to jail people who cannot pay their traffic fines. Now a lawsuit filed in federal court is challenging the practice.