Back To School with Ed Sec Miguel Cardona
U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona is traveling across the country this week to discuss how schools and community colleges can help students after they lost out on so much due to the pandemic, an...
15 Jul 202119min
The Strike At Warrior Met Coal
Miners at Warrior Met Coal in Brookwood, Alabama, have been striking for nearly four months in protest of drastic cutbacks to wages and benefits. It’s one of the largest work-stoppages in the state’s ...
14 Jul 202118min
Walkout, Texas Ranger
President Biden’s previous plan to combat crime by tightening the reins on gun sales and empowering the DOJ to target firearm traffickers has got a major update. He suggested states use $350 billion f...
13 Jul 202114min
Biden Vs. Big Business
President Biden signed an executive order last week aimed at boosting competition between businesses and discouraging monopolies. The order includes 72 initiatives, which will encourage the FTC to rei...
12 Jul 202116min
Amount Past Purdue
OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma reached a deal where 15 states agreed to drop their opposition to the company's bankruptcy plan in exchange for concessions from the Sackler family. The move has paved th...
9 Jul 202114min
The Texas Bad Law Massacre
Haiti’s President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in his home by a team of mercenaries amid claims by opposition groups that he tried to illegally extend his presidential term by one year. Interim Prim...
8 Jul 202115min
Vaccine Hesitation, Under God with Dr. Abdul El-Sayed
Reflecting upon President Biden’s missed July 4th vaccination goals, we talked to epidemiologist and former Detroit health commissioner Dr. Abdul El-Sayed about the spread of the Delta variant and Rep...
7 Jul 202121min
Voting Rights And SCOTUS Wrongs
The Supreme Court affirmed two provisions of an Arizona law that restricted voting rights, yesterday. One would void ballots from citizens who voted in the wrong precinct, and the other would restrict...
2 Jul 202116min
