KNX In Depth: Major grocery store merger could impact food prices--More Latino voters siding with Republicans--LA City Council tries to move forward--Gen Zers don't like "thumbs up" emoji--Infidelity could be contagious

Your choices for food shopping are shrinking now. Kroger, which owns Ralphs, is merging with Albertsons. It's a massive deal that would now create a mega-chain of about 5-thousand stores across the country. This merger isn't without its criticisms. Union workers are saying it could create a monopoly that hurts workers and consumers. We go In Depth. Still no resignations from Kevin DeLeon and Gil Cedillo from the LA City Council. We talk about how the council moves forward. The UK economy is in a precarious situation right now. The new prime minister is trying to steady it but her plans aren't quite working. Control of Congress might come down to Latino voters. We go In Depth into a new poll that shows they're warming up more to Republican candidates. Speaking of the upcoming elections, we'll look into the close races and what the big issues are for voters here in California and across the country. And if you like to use the "thumbs up" emoji at work you better pay attention when you send it. Some younger workers find it offensive. Watch out if you know someone who's cheating on their partner. Those same temptations might overcome you too. We explain the surprising findings of a new study.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices