Bonus episode: The call for corporate reparations
Axios Today is a weekday morning news show hosted by Niala Boodhoo. We’re sharing this morning’s episode. For years, some Democrats and Black leaders have called for reparations from the U.S. governm...
26 Kesä 202010min
Black owned bookstore boom
In the midst of weeks of #BlackLivesMatter protests, lists of anti-racism books and black-owned bookstores went viral, part of well-intentioned efforts that culminated in a deluge of hundreds of thous...
25 Kesä 202011min
Bill Barr vs. marijuana mergers
A Justice Department official testified today that Attorney General Bill Barr abused his power by directing investigations of marijuana company mergers that were motivated by a personal dislike of the...
24 Kesä 202012min
Zeke Emanuel on who gets the coronavirus vaccine
Dr. Anthony Fauci is optimistic that there will be a coronavirus vaccine by early 2021, but determining who will get it first will be complicated. Dan discusses what happens once we have a vaccine wit...
23 Kesä 202013min
Andrew Yang on making stimulus permanent
Two new studies show that projections for a rise in poverty this year didn’t happen because of the federal stimulus. Andrew Yang joins Dan to discuss if the stimulus can be seen as a test run for univ...
22 Kesä 202011min
Racial quotas in Corporate America
As companies declare Juneteenth a corporate holiday, but fail to promote black workers to their own C-suites, Bloomberg Businessweek’s cover story asks, “Is it time for racial quotas?” Dan is joined b...
19 Kesä 202012min
DACA gets decided
The Supreme Court ruled today to uphold DACA, the Obama-era program that protected nearly 650,000 unauthorized immigrants from deportation — but there are still unknowns ahead for DREAMers and their e...
18 Kesä 20209min
Who got the bailouts?
The federal government has lent out more than half a trillion dollars to small businesses impacted by COVID-19, but there’s no way of knowing who received one and who didn’t, unless a business disclos...
17 Kesä 202011min
