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Mary Beth Sheridan, a Washington Post journalist, discusses Biden's ceasefire plan in Gaza, putting pressure on Netanyahu. The podcast covers the challenges faced, the phased approach to a ceasefire, juror safety post-Trump verdict, and Claudia Sheinbaum's election as Mexico's first woman president.

Journalists Susan Glasser and Erica Orden discuss Trump's conviction, potential legal consequences, impact on politics, and voting rights. The podcast explores Trump's vow to appeal, challenges in sentencing, implications on elections, and the role of democracy in countering misinformation.

Ben Samuels compares Trump and Biden's comments on Israel; discussion on voter registration challenges, rise of human composting, and legal controversies

Washington Post journalist Dana Hedgpeth discusses the in-depth investigation of abuse against Native American children in boarding schools. The podcast also covers the potential outcomes of Trump's trial, the impact of anger on health, and legal battles over sexual abuse.

Annie Lowrey from The Atlantic explores why Biden isn't credited for the US economic boom. Mary Beth Sheridan investigates Mexico's cartels in the tortilla business. The podcast also discusses partisan economic perceptions and summer travel trends

Discussing the unjust prosecution of George Floyd demonstrators in Atlanta as potential gang members. Exploring the impact of lower speed limits on city street safety. Diving into why the U.S. lags behind in sunscreen regulations compared to other countries.

Reporters from Washington Post and Los Angeles Times discuss calls for Justice Alito to recuse from important cases. Hollywood writers face job struggles. Coin debate at airports heats up. Topics on ethics, entertainment industry challenges, and digital payments are explored.

NPR's Ukraine bureau chief discusses Russia's gains in Ukraine and Zelenskyy's declining popularity. AI companies accused of replicating celebrity voices without permission. The Washington Post explores how cockroaches conquered the world. Guest-hosted by Gideon Resnick.

Guest host Gideon Resnick discusses the developments in Trump's hush-money trial in NY, financial struggles at Red Lobster, and the reopening of portals between NY and Dublin after inappropriate behavior. Cohen's testimony, legal hurdles, and Red Lobster's bankruptcy are key points.

Iran's President Raisi's death brings uncertainty; ship crew stranded after bridge crash; Boston Marathon winner finally gets prize money after a decade.