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The Washington Post
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7 snips
Sep 30, 2025 • 10min

Government shutdown deadline; military meeting in Virginia; YouTube settlement; and more

Get the scoop on the looming government shutdown as Republicans and Democrats clash. Explore military jitters after Defense Secretary Hegseth calls an unexpected meeting in Virginia. Discover the proposed U.S.-backed Gaza ceasefire plan following Trump's chat with Netanyahu. Dive into a shocking investigation linking halted aid to rising malaria deaths. Plus, find out how YouTube's settlement is funding a fancy new White House ballroom. Finally, hear about parents ditching smartphones for good ol’ landlines to reduce screen time for kids.
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14 snips
Sep 29, 2025 • 9min

Michigan church shooting; government shutdown; Tropical Storm Imelda; Bad Bunny; and more

A shocking truck attack at a Michigan church leaves casualties and a suspect dead. The threat of a federal government shutdown looms as partisan tensions rise, highlighting failures in the Senate. Trump’s surprise attendance at a generals' meeting raises eyebrows while Oregon files a lawsuit over National Guard deployment. A new 21-point Gaza proposal aims for peace by addressing key issues. Meanwhile, Bad Bunny is set to headline Super Bowl 60, blending culture and controversy. Tropical Storm Imelda's impacts in the Southeast are also discussed.
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9 snips
Sep 26, 2025 • 10min

James Comey indicted; Trump’s new tariffs; Hegseth’s military meeting; Amazon Prime refund; and more

James Comey fights back against his indictment, raising eyebrows among career prosecutors. Trump’s newly announced tariffs could shake up the economy, impacting various industries. Meanwhile, satellite images reveal Iran’s secretive construction activities. A Pentagon meeting called by Hegseth stirs questions about military strategies. Amazon settles for $1.5 billion over deceptive practices, promising refunds to frustrated Prime subscribers. Plus, a tropical disturbance grows in the Southeast, and a groundbreaking find suggests Homo sapiens may have emerged earlier than thought.
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15 snips
Sep 25, 2025 • 9min

The Justice Department seeks a James Comey indictment; Dallas ICE shooting; space weather; and more

Prosecutors are targeting an indictment for James Comey over his 2020 congressional testimony. The details of a Dallas ICE facility shooting emerge, sparking political reactions. The WHO dismisses claims linking acetaminophen during pregnancy to autism. FEMA's chief was unreachable amid severe Texas floods. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris distances herself from Biden’s approach to Gaza. Promising results emerge from a trial for Huntington’s disease treatment, and NASA launches three spacecraft to study the sun and Earth's environment.
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15 snips
Sep 24, 2025 • 9min

Trump blasts the U.N.; Jimmy Kimmel returns; USAID cuts; the rapture; and more

Today's briefing covers a variety of hot topics! Trump pivots on Ukraine support, suggesting NATO backing for territorial claims. Meanwhile, Jimmy Kimmel returns, taking aim at the administration and facing boycotts. USAID proposes a $1.8 billion aid shift to prioritize domestic issues. In Arizona, a Democratic win could reshape House dynamics. CDC warns of a rise in dangerous antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Plus, updates on hurricane season and the fizzling of TikTok rapture predictions keep the convo lively!
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18 snips
Sep 23, 2025 • 10min

Trump’s autism claims; Jimmy Kimmel’s return; TikTok deal; cancer risk; Fat Bear Week; and more

Dive into a whirlwind of topical discussions! Explore Trump’s controversial health claims and the buzz around a potential TikTok deal. Jimmy Kimmel makes a triumphant return, while rising cancer rates among young adults spark concern. On a lighter note, celebrate Fat Bear Week and learn how to vote for your favorite chunky bear. Each segment blends crucial insights with a dash of humor, perfect for keeping you informed and entertained!
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Sep 22, 2025 • 9min

Charlie Kirk’s memorial; Palestinian state recognition; autism and Tylenol; Build-a-Bear; and more

Discussion kicks off with insights on Charlie Kirk's significant memorial and its ripple effect among conservatives, alongside Trump's bold calls for accountability. The podcast delves into international news, highlighting major countries recognizing a Palestinian state. A health alert links early acetaminophen use to autism risks and suggests potential treatments. Economic pressures remain a hot topic, with inflation concerns, while the FAA faces challenges in staffing. Surprisingly, Build-A-Bear sees a notable stock surge. Tune in for these captivating stories!
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21 snips
Sep 19, 2025 • 10min

Trump’s TV threat; vaccine delay recommendation; wildfire smoke; Wegovy pills; and more

Trump stirs controversy with threats toward critical TV networks. A vaccine panel causes a stir by recommending delays on childhood shots. Arrests of New York Democrats protesting at an ICE facility raise eyebrows. A study reveals toxic wildfire smoke contributes to 41,000 premature deaths in the U.S. In health news, the oral Wegovy pill shows promise for weight loss parity with injectables. Also, an investigation into OpenAI's new video tool raises questions about copyright and transparency.
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14 snips
Sep 18, 2025 • 10min

Jimmy Kimmel taken off air; Pennsylvania shooting; AI ‘cheat button’; and more

Today, major headlines include ABC's decision to pull Jimmy Kimmel after controversial comments, and a tragic shooting in Pennsylvania. In health news, a former CDC director claims political pressure influenced vaccination policies. On the tech front, Google has paused its AI homework-help feature amid cheating concerns from educators. Lastly, New Mexico introduces universal free child care funded by oil and gas revenue, signaling a significant policy shift.
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8 snips
Sep 17, 2025 • 9min

Charlie Kirk suspect charges; Kash Patel hearing; Luigi Mangione; Robert Redford’s legacy; and more

A conservative activist's murder case raises questions about political ideologies and FBI scrutiny. Tensions escalate as the UN accuses Israel of potential genocide in Gaza, alongside significant political debates in the U.S. A New York judge dismisses terrorism charges against Luigi Mangione due to lack of evidence. Additionally, a whistleblower sheds light on unfair organ donation practices, while a tribute to Robert Redford showcases his cinematic legacy. The conversation also ventures into the innovative potential of lunar resource mining, particularly helium-3.

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