Maxine Joselow

Jennifer Dlouhy, an energy policy reporter for Bloomberg, and Maxine Joselow, a climate change journalist at The Washington Post, discuss President Trump's rapid shifts in energy policy. They explore the implications of his executive orders to undo prior climate regulations and the suspension of offshore wind project permits. The conversation delves into the potential impacts on carbon emissions, the EPA's future, and the critical role of the Treasury in shaping energy policy amidst ongoing litigation and evolving political dynamics.

Maxine Joselow, a climate change reporter at The Washington Post, delves into the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act on clean energy in the U.S. She discusses job creation and how conservative areas have unexpectedly reaped benefits. With Trump vowing to dismantle these efforts, they explore the limitations of presidential power and the challenges of altering laws without Congressional backing. As political dynamics shift, Maxine emphasizes the urgent need for the Biden administration to protect vital climate initiatives.

Maxine Joselow, a Washington Post reporter, discusses Democrats' silence on climate issues, linking it to voter strategies. Analyst Alex Kirshner dives into the implications of private equity in the NFL, revealing its impact on franchise values. Jaclyn Peiser investigates the potential effects of the Kroger-Albertsons merger on grocery prices and workers, raising concerns about competition and community impact. Special counsel Jack Smith’s efforts to revive a case against Trump add a legal twist to the political discourse.

Maxine Joselow from the Washington Post discusses scientists' fears in a second Trump term. Also, the story of a $4 thrifted Mayan artifact and updates on Julian Assange's plea deal.

Maxine Joselow, a climate reporter for The Washington Post, dives into FEMA's battle against misinformation following Hurricane Helene. She highlights how conspiracy theories can jeopardize disaster responses and public trust. The discussion unveils FEMA's crucial roles in immediate aid while combating false narratives that distort funding realities. Joselow also addresses the emotional toll misinformation has on communities recovering from disasters and emphasizes the urgent need for accurate information as Hurricane Milton approaches.