Morning Wire Mass Layoffs & Native American Exhibits Closed | 2.3.24
Feb 3, 2024
Mass layoffs are sweeping through various sectors, fueled by rising inflation and costs. Museums face new regulations leading to the closure of Native American exhibits, sparking discussions about cultural representation. The podcast delves into the debate on Native American artifacts, balancing scientific history with activism and indigenous rights. Lastly, the No Labels campaign aims to introduce a third-party candidate amid dissatisfaction with traditional options, raising questions about the upcoming presidential election's dynamics.
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Mass Layoffs Across Industries
- Mass layoffs are impacting various industries beyond tech, including UPS and media companies like Sports Illustrated and LA Times.
- These layoffs are attributed to factors such as inflation, rising costs, and declining revenues.
Museum Closures
- Museums nationwide are closing Native American exhibits due to new Biden administration regulations.
- These regulations broaden the 1990 Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.
No Labels Third-Party Run
- No Labels aims to offer a third-party "unity ticket" in the 2024 presidential election.
- The group is facing criticism from both sides of the political spectrum.