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Terrified civilians in Gaza desperate for an end to the heavy fighting. The heartbreaking story of Hind Rajab and her family caught in the crossfire. Measles cases skyrocketing globally. Low vaccination rates leading to the rise in cases. Importance of immunization emphasized. Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory discussed.

An American city is welcoming migrants while other cities struggle. The podcast also discusses the NFL's popularity, controversies, and upcoming Super Bowl. Additionally, it highlights a musician in hospice care who released a touching song for her son.

A 91-year-old Republican sues to remove Trump from the ballot, GOP senators block a bipartisan immigration deal, and a court case examines the origins of butter chicken.

A landmark conviction for a school shooter's mother. Updates on Israel's ground troops, US Presidential race, and a court ruling on Trump's prosecution. The accountability of parents in preventing school shootings. Controversial elections in Pakistan. The reduced number of rallies and concerns about violence. The moon shrinking and its significance.

Why groceries are still so expensive despite falling inflation rates, the use of radio by families of hostages and prisoners, and the Sriracha shortage caused by a feud between friends.

Topics discussed in this podcast include prison labor in the food supply chain, the IRS cracking down on tax evasion, and women artists shining at the Grammys.

Discussion on President Biden's approach to woo black voters in the South Carolina Democratic primary. Concerns and skepticism towards Norfolk Southern's cleanup efforts in East Palestine, Ohio. Varying opinions of black voters on President Biden's performance. NBA player Tony Snell's quest for medical coverage for his sons with autism. Insights on autism research and controversies surrounding college sports.

Tech CEOs grilled over child protection, broken promises of NFL concussion settlement, Education Department fast-tracking student loan forgiveness.

Trump's legal troubles put his fortune at risk, including a potential civil fraud trial. Walmart's financial services are a target for fraud. The podcast also discusses the role of practice players in college basketball.

The podcast discusses the economic and political impact of conflicts in the Middle East on America, concerns over disruptions to global trade, the disappearance of black doctors in the US, and Taylor Swift's dilemma of attending the Super Bowl.