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Sharon McMahon, known as 'America's Government Teacher' and bestselling author, joins to dissect American civics in a fun and accessible way. She highlights common misconceptions about foundational documents like the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. The conversation reveals gaps in civic literacy and the importance of understanding key concepts, including checks and balances. Listeners can also participate in a lighthearted quiz on U.S. citizenship test questions, making learning both entertaining and informative!

The verdict in Sean 'Diddy' Combs' trial could change his future significantly. A new trade deal between the U.S. and Vietnam has been crafted amid a backdrop of political hurdles. Holiday travel predictions indicate a record number of road trips as gas prices drop. The IceBlock app is gaining traction, allowing citizens to report immigration officials, sparking a nationwide debate. Plus, a study reveals what really makes someone 'cool', all blending nostalgia for the '80s and '90s with modern insights.

The Senate just secured enough votes to push a major bill forward, but what does that mean for President Trump’s agenda? Meet the controversial ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ in Florida, as the government faces backlash over a new migrant detention facility. Education funding hiccups leave schools in limbo, while tech companies ramp up defenses against AI bots. And did you hear about the BTS reunion? Plus, recent wage increases are set to help over 880,000 workers. Tune in for these hot topics and more in just 10 minutes!

Congress is buzzing as President Trump’s budget bill faces major hurdles. Climate concerns rise with Europe breaking heat records, sparking safety warnings and wildfires. Meanwhile, Moderna has unveiled a promising new flu vaccine for older adults, showing impressive effectiveness. A significant Supreme Court case on campaign finance looms, and the WNBA continues to expand. Plus, trivia fun about U.S. tourist attractions wraps up a news-packed discussion!

A fierce Senate debate unfolds around President Trump's budget plan, which promises major changes in taxes and healthcare. Key Supreme Court rulings, including those affecting the Affordable Care Act, spark discussions on rights and regulations. Tropical storms threaten Mexico and potentially the U.S., while stock markets soar amidst geopolitical unease. Meanwhile, a historic Pride march in Budapest sees a massive turnout despite government opposition, and Wimbledon kicks off alongside a notable charity donation by Warren Buffett.

Ned Lazarus, a conflict resolution expert at George Washington University, shares his insights on the recent U.S. airstrike in Iran. He discusses the implications of this rare move, including potential escalations in military involvement and Iran's nuclear ambitions. Lazarus delves into the dynamics of U.S.-Iran relations, the impact on regional stability, and the challenging landscape of regime change in Iran. The conversation highlights the complex interplay of diplomacy, military strategy, and public sentiment in this high-stakes scenario.

Key Supreme Court rulings on birthright citizenship and Planned Parenthood funding were announced. Senators learned about military actions against Iran, and trade negotiations showed promising developments. Gas prices are dropping, influencing July 4th travel plans. In vaccine news, new guidelines were discussed for RSV and flu shots. Plus, a notable fashion icon is stepping back after decades. The touching tale of a shelter dog named Sienna highlights an incredible rescue story, showcasing the bond between pets and humans.

Tensions rise as the U.S. and Iran prepare for another round of talks. Pediatricians are at odds with vaccine advisors, sparking heated discussions. Meanwhile, Jeff Bezos’ extravagant wedding faces protests. We reflect on a decade of marriage equality, celebrating societal changes while noting ongoing debates. In financial news, the S&P 500 approaches record highs amid a shifting rental market. Plus, Disney announces ambitious expansion plans for a new kingdom at their Florida park.

Tensions rise with the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran, as U.S. strikes may impact Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Exciting medical advancements reveal a potential cure for Type 1 diabetes. Legal battles unfold over AI copyright, which could reshape the industry. Meanwhile, federal student loan challenges are on the rise. In sports, an 18-year-old basketball prodigy is set to make waves in the NBA draft. Join for a quick roundup of today's most gripping stories!

Iran retaliates against U.S. actions, raising tensions but hinting at a potential peace deal in the Middle East. The Supreme Court has made a significant ruling about immigrant deportation policies. Meanwhile, a harsh heatwave strains America’s power grid and threatens public health. In Texas, new food labeling regulations are on the horizon, and health insurance companies promise improvements in patient care processes. Plus, Dolly Parton is making a rare return to the stage, igniting excitement among fans!