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A daily breakdown of the biggest news headlines from around the world -- from the essential to the entertaining -- with reliable analysis you can trust. Episodes feature Mosheh Oinounou (@mosheh) and Jill Wagner reporting the top news of the day, conducting interviews with newsmakers and answering listener questions.
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Jan 19, 2026 • 44min
Trump’s New Greenland Tariffs; Pentagon Preps For Minnesota; Iran Admits Mass Killings; SC Measles Outbreak; How Phones, Netflix Have Changed Movies
Tensions rise as Trump threatens 10% tariffs on European allies linked to Greenland, provoking backlash among European leaders. Meanwhile, the Pentagon readies troops in Minnesota amidst protests, while Iran's Supreme Leader admits to thousands of deaths during government crackdowns. A measles outbreak in South Carolina doubles in a week, highlighting vaccination gaps. The impact of streaming on movie storytelling is explored through insights from Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, revealing changes in narrative formats and production economics.

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Jan 16, 2026 • 43min
Trump Threatens Insurrection Act In MN; Basketball Gambling Scheme; Machado Gives Trump Nobel Prize; Saks Files For Bankruptcy
Tensions rise as Trump threatens the Insurrection Act in Minneapolis amid ICE raids and local unrest. Meanwhile, Maria Machado controversially awards Trump a Nobel Peace Prize, stirring political dialogues regarding Venezuela. An alarming gambling scheme involving bribery in basketball leagues is uncovered, raising concerns about game integrity. On the retail front, Saks files for bankruptcy while Amazon claims a significant stake. Lastly, Netflix locks in streaming rights for Sony films, changing the landscape for movie buffs.

Jan 15, 2026 • 45min
Interview - Iran’s Breaking Point: Jason Rezaian on the Protests, the Regime, and What Comes Next
In this insightful discussion, Jason Rezaian, an Iranian-American journalist and former prisoner in Iran, shares his firsthand experiences and expertise on the current protests in Iran. He explains why this moment feels pivotal for ending the Islamic Republic, highlighting internal fractures and economic woes that have left citizens with little to lose. Rezaian emphasizes the importance of various forms of communication under censorship and evaluates potential successors to the regime. He also discusses strategies for external support that can genuinely aid Iranian civil society.

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Jan 15, 2026 • 42min
Greenland Drama At White House; Concerns Grow About ICE Tactics; Airlines To Save $$ Because of GLP-1 Pills; ‘Fresh Prince’ House For Sale
A dramatic clash over Greenland's potential ties with the U.S. raises eyebrows as Denmark voices its concerns. Meanwhile, troubling tactics by ICE spark debate, with some prosecutors resigning in protest. NASA makes strides returning humans to deep space for the first time in decades. In a surprising twist, airlines could save on fuel costs thanks to popular weight-loss pills. And for nostalgic fans, the iconic 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' house goes up for sale, offering a piece of TV history.

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Jan 14, 2026 • 41min
Supreme Court Hears Transgender Sports Case; NYC Nurses Strike; More Americans Are Surviving Cancer; The New “Karen” Is “Jessica”
The Supreme Court is debating the legality of transgender sports bans, focusing on competitive fairness and Title IX implications. In New York City, nearly 15,000 nurses go on strike, demanding better working conditions. More Americans are now surviving cancer, thanks to advancements in treatment and early detection. Meanwhile, a new viral trend claims 'Jessica' is the modern 'Karen,' prompting humorous discussions. Plus, Trump hints at U.S. support for Iranian protesters amidst a dangerous regional landscape.

7 snips
Jan 13, 2026 • 39min
Minnesota, Illinois Sue Over ICE Deployments; Trump Iran Tariffs; Astronaut Brain Changes; Priciest Zip Code In US
Discover how the Trump administration faces lawsuits from Minnesota and Illinois over ICE tactics. Tune into the latest insights on Trump's tariff threats to countries dealing with Iran, along with potential military and diplomatic strategies. Explore fascinating research revealing that astronauts experience brain shape changes after extended time in space. Lastly, find out why Fisher Island has become the priciest ZIP code in the U.S., boasting a median sale price of $9.5 million.

Jan 12, 2026 • 53min
Interview - Paying Rent, Earning Points: Inside BILT’s Housing Revolution & Their New Credit Cards
Ankur Jain, founder and CEO of BILT, discusses transforming rent into rewards and credit-building with his innovative platform. He dives into how BILT is changing the landscape of housing payments by partnering with landlords and merchants to offer neighborhood benefits. Ankur reveals insights on his entrepreneurial journey, the rising housing costs, and how AI could be the key to solving urban challenges. The conversation also covers the upcoming BILT credit cards, offering rich rewards and seamless payment options, catering to both millennials and homeowners.

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Jan 12, 2026 • 42min
Iran Firing On Protesters, As Trump Threatens Action; Federal Reserve Criminal Investigation; 10% Credit Card Interest Cap Proposal; 2026 Golden Globes
Tensions escalate in Iran as protests turn deadly, with reports of live fire on crowds and internet blackouts. The U.S. responds with military strikes against ISIS in Syria while considering options in dealing with Iran. A criminal investigation into the Federal Reserve Chair has been launched. Trump proposes a 10% cap on credit card interest, stirring debate about its potential economic impact. Tributes pour in for Grateful Dead's Bob Weir following his passing, and highlights from the Golden Globes showcase new categories and major winners.

9 snips
Jan 9, 2026 • 46min
ICE Officers And Protesters Clash In Minneapolis; Internet Cut In Iran; Golden Globes Preview
Protests erupt in Minneapolis following a fatal ICE shooting, leading to National Guard deployment and calls for unity. In a striking international update, Iran faces an internet shutdown amid growing protests against the regime. The hosts delve into Trump's controversial stance on U.S. oversight of Venezuela, and his dismissal of pardon requests from high-profile figures. They also explore health rankings across American states and share exciting insights into the upcoming Golden Globes.

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Jan 8, 2026 • 42min
ICE Minneapolis Shooting; Trump Looks To Ban Wall Street From Buying Homes; New Food Pyramid; Where People Live The Longest
A deadly shooting incident involving an ICE officer sparks national attention, with key player reactions and legal implications discussed. Spencer Pratt makes headlines as he announces his run for L.A. mayor, tying it to the anniversary of devastating wildfires. Trump proposes a ban on big investors purchasing homes, stirring real estate market debates. Meanwhile, Iran's protests continue amidst rising unrest. In health news, a new food pyramid from RFK Jr. prioritizes protein and fats, while a study highlights the secrets behind longevity in places like Sardinia.


