Post Reports

Inside the chaos of Biden's campaign post-debate, discussions about replacing him, strategy planning, and the term 'bedwetting' in politics

Devlin Barrett discusses the Supreme Court ruling granting Trump immunity from criminal acts during his presidency. The complexities of presidential immunity, implications for Trump's legal troubles, and future presidential impact are explored. The debate on defining official vs. unofficial acts and the broader consequences on government accountability are highlighted.

Martine Powers and Aaron Blake discuss the aftermath of the debate, highlighting Biden's struggles and Trump's reliance on falsehoods. They explore the tough questions facing Democrats and the implications for Trump's campaign.

Javier Quiroz, a DACA recipient, and his U.S. citizen wife navigate the complexities of immigration policies under Biden and Trump. They represent the over 500,000 couples affected by potential policy changes. The podcast explores the challenges and uncertainties faced by DACA recipients and undocumented individuals. It contrasts Biden's efforts to assist immigrants with Trump's hard-line measures, painting a picture of the future for families like Javier and Hailey.

U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy discusses the impact of social media on children's mental health and proposes warning labels. He also addresses gun violence as a public health crisis. Dr. Murthy shares his decision to not allow his kids on social media due to safety concerns. The podcast also explores disinformation on social media and strategies to mitigate mental health risks for teens.

Explore the severe water shortage in Mexico City and the challenges faced by residents. Learn about the looming water crisis, aging infrastructure, and unequal access to resources. Discover how a scientist turned politician is addressing water management and climate change. Delve into proposed solutions, financial constraints, and global comparisons. Gain insight into generational perspectives on climate change and water scarcity solutions.

Discussion on Alex Jones' downfall following defamation lawsuit over false Sandy Hook conspiracy theories leading to $1.5 billion judgment. Potential shutdown of Infowars, impact on misinformation landscape, and accountability for spreading false information in media.

Reporters Amy Gardner and Yvonne Wingett Sanchez discuss overturning 2020 election results, charges against fake electors in Arizona (including Rudy Giuliani), and election officials creating deep fakes to educate voters.

The podcast discusses the divide over electric vehicles between Republicans and Democrats, with Trump criticizing battery technology. Vulnerable Senate Democrats face backlash for supporting climate policies. The chapter explores Republican attacks on Democrats over EV policies, as well as the cultural war aspects influenced by Trump's messaging. Updates on Supreme Court decision and Men's Cricket World Cup are also covered.

Sports columnist Jerry Brewer explores how racial grievances have splintered American sports, fueled by political figures like Trump. The podcast delves into athlete activism, the impact of patriotism, and the evolving dynamics of sports post-2020. Brewer's essays highlight the division and resentment in the sports world, shifting away from its unifying power.