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Lauren Weber discusses how patients make birth-control decisions based on social media misinformation. Astronaut Loral O'Hara shares her experience of living in space and how it changes her dreams.

Amy Leah Potter, a nurse with Doctors Without Borders, shares the toll of war on children in Gaza. Americans seek political reform. Controversial LSU women's basketball coach Kim Mulkey profiles. Final Four matchups in March Madness discussed.

Journalist Evan Gershkovich's wrongful detainment in Russia, schools banning cellphones, and Taylor Crumpton arguing Beyoncé's country roots are discussed in this episode.

Russell Dorsey joins to talk about Major League Baseball. Stories of victims in the Baltimore collapse tragedy. Israeli debate on military draft for ultra-Orthodox men. Legal settlement, racist harassment, and MLB season opener details.

Investigators are probing if dirty fuel contributed to the Baltimore bridge collapse. Fentanyl's influence in swing states. Turkey seizes homes post-earthquake. Vox explores downsides of self-improvement obsession.

Shefali Luthra, a health reporter from The 19th, discusses the Supreme Court case on abortion pill limitations. Topics include reproductive rights, FDA challenges, and anti-abortion perspectives. The podcast also covers sports betting concerns, a unique tray-racing competition in Paris, and the surge in gambling addiction calls post-legalization.

A deep dive into the deadly terror attack in Moscow revealing security vulnerabilities in Russia. Biden's plan to forgive billions in student debt discussed. Tips on improving bracket predictions for NCAA basketball tournament provided.

Real estate industry is going through big changes impacting homebuyers and sellers. Trump's involvement in January 6 is shaping his campaign. The Ghost Army's deception in WWII receives high honor. Podcast also covers UN resolution, legal actions, and a historic pig kidney transplant.

Exploring Trump's legal and financial challenges, Biden's push for electric vehicles, March Madness excitement from an Apple News editor, and more in this engaging episode.

Former Nickelodeon stars discuss abuse allegations from the 90s and early 2000s, with a focus on sexual abuse and exploitation in the entertainment industry. The podcast also delves into bidet sales surge during the pandemic and the economic implications of cooling inflation.