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Ani Ucar

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  • Senior Producer, NBC News Investigations, NBC News
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As seen in: NBC News, VICE, KNBC-TV (Los Angeles, CA), Pacific Standard, LA Weekly
Senior Producer | NBC News Investigations | News tips: ani.ucar@nbcuni.com
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A $58,000 sofa? Inside the mind-boggling crime spree of L.A.'s 'most tasteful' burglar Original

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By Rich Schapiro Verified, Ani Ucar Verified, Alexandra Chaidez
| NBC News Verified
April 3, 2026, 5:00 AM EDT The text message arrived on the afternoon of June 5, 2024. A call or text from a landlord rarely means good news, and this one was no exception. “Can u call me,” it read. “We might have a break in.” The timing could hardly have been worse for Victoria Paris, an influencer based in Los Angeles. She was 3,000 miles away in New York, preparing to close a business deal and then fly off to Europe for the summer.
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The Solar Revolution That Wasn't

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By Ani Ucar Verified
| Pacific Standard
From above, the Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System looks like a vision from the future: more than 173,000 curved mirrors that automatically track the sun spread out over five-and-a-half square miles of otherwise barren, ochre-colored desert. Arranged in massive, overlapping circles, these mirrors, which are called heliostats, focus their rays on one of the three 500-foot “power towers” erected at the center of the sphere.
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The retro racism of ‘all-American’

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By Ani Ucar Verified, Elena Scotti
| fusion.net
We’re 11 days away from what is arguably the most critical and grueling election of our time. Whether you’re team nasty women or team basket of deplorables, there is one thing that every person heading to the polls has in common: We’re all Americans. But are we “all-American”?
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