The Gist - The Washington Football Team Should Move
On the Gist, Trump at Mount Rushmore.
In the interview, making a strong case for reparations among descendants of enslaved African Americans is economist William Darity, Jr in his new book, From Here to Equality: Reparations for Black Americans in the Twenty-First Century. Darity suggests that that in order to close the racial wealth disparities, America must confront injustices and offer a detailed fiscal plan for providing financial gifts to Black Americans to aid their economic well-being.
In the spiel, renaming a football team.
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Pod Save America - “Joe Biden, Antifa General.”
The President commemorates July 4th with a racist speech at Mt. Rushmore, the Biden and Trump campaigns focus on the pandemic response, and Senate Republicans weigh distancing themselves from Trump as they fall behind their Democratic challengers in the polls.
Everything Everywhere Daily - Broccoli, James Broccoli
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The Boring Talks - Jigsaws
It started with 'regency wedding scene' puzzle purchased for £2 in a charity shop.
Now Anya Driscoll is a jigsaw junkie.
In this edition of The Boring Talks, she discussions her obsession, and pieces together the history of jigsaws, the art of jigsaws and whether or not they could save your life (spoiler - they can't really).
James Ward introduces another curious talk about a subject that may seem boring, but is actually very interesting... maybe.
CBS News Roundup - World News Roundup: 07/06
A coronavirus flare-up in much of the country amid the holiday weekend. Criticism for President Trump after he insists the cases are 99% harmless. From Chicago to Atlanta, a weekend of gun violence that claims the lives of children. Correspondent Steve Kathan has the CBS World News Roundup for July 6, 2020.
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The NewsWorthy - Airborne Virus Debate, Kanye for President? & Happiness Study – Monday, July 6th, 2020
The news to know for Monday, July 6th, 2020!
What to know today about:
- a key difference between the COVID-19 outbreak now and the one that swept through the U.S. in the spring
- the next steps for Kanye West if he really intends to run for president
- Airbnb's new age limits
- the research proving money can buy happiness
... and more in less than 10 minutes!
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More U.S. Infection Records: NY Times, Reuters, Politico, FOX News, Axios, Johns Hopkins
Scientists: Coronavirus is Airborne: NY Times, Reuters, Axios, WaPo
Weekend Protests: Reuters, The Hill, Baltimore Sun, Axios, AP, NY Times, FOX News, NBC News
Weekend Trump Speeches: AP, Reuters, WSJ, Politico, WaPo
Biden 4th of July Address: The Hill, FOX News, CBS News, LA Times
Kanye West Running for President: USA Today, Reuters, Politico, CNN, Tweet
Pipeline Canceled: AP, NY Times, USA Today, CNN, News Release
Boeing Pulls Plug on 747 Jets: Bloomberg, Reuters, Engadget
Airbnb Unveils Age Restrictions: USA Today, Fox News, Airbnb
Piano Business Thrives: NY Times
Monday Monday - Money Can Buy Happiness: FOX Business, WaPo, Full Study
Everything Everywhere Daily - The 1904 Olympic Marathon
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Curious City - Why Are There So Many Music Venues In Uptown?
A rising population, developing landscape and evolving entertainment all helped form a need for the Chicago music venues we know today.