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09/15/2024: The Prosecution of January 6th, Danger in the South China Sea, Dua Lipa
Sep 16, 2024
Cecilia Vega, an accomplished reporter on political events, discusses the ongoing legal actions surrounding the January 6th Capitol attack, highlighting the profound implications of accountability and misinformation. Meanwhile, global pop sensation Dua Lipa shares her inspiring journey from humble beginnings to international stardom, detailing her experiences in the music industry and the challenges women face. The podcast also delves into rising tensions in the South China Sea, showcasing geopolitical complexities that could affect U.S. involvement.
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- The January 6th Capitol riot represents the largest U.S. prosecution in history, highlighting serious threats to democracy and accountability.
- Tensions in the South China Sea reflect aggressive Chinese tactics, raising concerns about potential military conflicts with the Philippines.
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