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President Trump held a Cabinet meeting amid concerns over the faltering economy, blaming the current administration. A federal judge ordered the release of a Palestinian student previously detained for activism. In an unusual move, the FBI reassigned agents linked to a protest photo from 2020. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court is tackling a major case involving funding for religious charter schools, sparking debates over education and taxpayer support. Political commentary also shifts in light of these significant events.

We break down two reports that show how President Donald Trump’s policies are impacting the economy. New tariffs are set to kick in this week. A natural resources agreement between the US and Ukraine could be signed by tomorrow. We have a reminder for anyone planning on taking a domestic flight without a passport anytime soon. Plus, two pets in Idaho had a record-breaking playdate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The latest GDP figures reveal a troubling economic downturn in the US. Many Americans express dissatisfaction with immigration policies. Severe storms have wreaked havoc, leading to fatalities and power outages. The global arms race is escalating at an unprecedented rate. Additionally, the podcast reflects on the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War's end, exploring its enduring legacy.

President Donald Trump hailed his first 100 days in office as a success at a rally in Michigan last night, despite his approval rating suggesting otherwise. Harvard University has released its task force reports on campus antisemitism and anti-Muslim bias. Pakistan is claiming India is planning to attack Islamabad. A group of high school students are being told to hand themselves in or face kidnapping charges, after an extreme hazing incident. Plus, an escaped exotic animal causes chaos on an Alabama highway. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A group of unions, non-profits and local governments are suing over President Donald Trump’s efforts to reduce the federal workforce. Trump has halted work on a major climate report. We’ll tell you about Trump's focus on chronic conditions in kids. The UN World Food Programme has run out of food in Gaza. Plus, a cricket prodigy wows the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Amazon faces backlash over tariff transparency amidst political criticism. Los Angeles County workers are striking, leading to service closures. The central and eastern U.S. brace for severe thunderstorms and potential flooding affecting millions. Authorities have arrested an ISIS-linked suspect tied to a truck attack in New Orleans. Meanwhile, Australia is captivated by a bizarre murder trial that has just begun, drawing significant public interest.

The podcast dives into the discontent brewing across America as the president marks his 100th day in office. Frustrated citizens express their economic concerns while a tragic car crash at a camp in Illinois casts a shadow over the day. In Spain, power has been restored, but lingering uncertainties about the cause remain. The episode also highlights the resignation of a key congressional figure due to health reasons, stirring political chatter.

The podcast dives into President Trump's 100th-day rally and the shifting feelings of voters as his approval ratings dip. It highlights his surprising influence on Canada's election, alongside the political rise of a new Prime Minister. In a twist, a cardinal withdraws from the papal election process, adding intrigue to the political landscape. The discussion also covers significant DOJ resignations and new laws aimed at shielding victims from deepfake and revenge porn, addressing urgent digital safety concerns.

Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney took aim at President Donald Trump while claiming victory in his country’s federal elections. Meanwhile, Trump is marking his 100th day in office by focusing on the economy, but voters are so far unimpressed. Automakers may soon get another tariff reprieve. Chemicals found in common household products have been linked to heart disease deaths. Plus, we'll tell you how a fighter jet was lost by the US Navy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

House Republicans are revealing a new spending bill that aims to boost defense and border security. Meanwhile, tensions rise as both the US and Ukraine express dissatisfaction with Russia’s ceasefire plan. In Milwaukee, local schools face troubling lead contamination issues that lead to temporary closures. The podcast also covers mysterious power outages affecting parts of Europe, spotlighting a widespread issue. Lastly, an innovative educational experiment comes to an unexpected end, raising questions about the future of schooling.