A Settlement For Victims Of Larry Nassar
We’ve reached another grim benchmark since the pandemic began almost two years ago. According to the New York Times database, the U.S. has reached 50 million known cases of COVID-19. The country is al...
14 Des 202115min
Venti Vidi Vici
At least 100 people have died after tornadoes ripped through at least six states on Friday night. Search and rescue efforts continued throughout the weekend in Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Mississipp...
13 Des 202118min
Last Call For Congress
Today is the last day that Congress is scheduled to be in session for 2021. Just yesterday, the Senate voted and paved the way for Democrats to raise the debt limit so the country doesn’t default on i...
10 Des 202118min
A New Surge In Labor Organizing with Marty Walsh
Today, votes will be counted in the effort to unionize three Starbucks stores in Buffalo, New York, with the result expected this afternoon. If that vote is successful, they would be the first unioniz...
9 Des 202113min
The Gerrymandering Went Down In Georgia with Bee Nguyen
Redistricting efforts are underway across the country, but it's become a contentious process. The Department of Justice, for example, filed a lawsuit against the newly drawn maps in Texas on Monday, a...
8 Des 202120min
Lock Me Out Of The Ballgame
The US Department of Justice filed a federal lawsuit against Texas over the state's recently updated redistricting maps. The DOJ claims that Texas's maps are unconstitutional and a violation of the Vo...
7 Des 202116min
It Goes Omicron And On
Omicron cases were found in at least 17 U.S. states and they aren’t all due to travel to southern Africa. Public health officials and experts say that the variant was possibly circulating in the U.S. ...
6 Des 202117min
"Remain In Mexico" Returns
More cases of the omicron variant have been identified in the U.S., and the Biden administration announced a new plan to make at-home rapid tests covered by private health insurance, launch family vac...
3 Des 202120min
