The oral argument is complete in the Mississippi abortion case, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health. In our previous two episodes, Professor Amar prepared our audience with a remarkable menu of constitutional theory, a recap of the relevant cases and the orientation of the justices. We now look at the actual argument and find where it cohered with Akhil’s notions. We critique the arguments, the advocates, and the arbiters, and discuss arguments that might have been made. Was precedent ("Stare Decisis") the theme, and did it have to be? The voices of the justices, inserted in our podcast, put you right there, with Professor Amar as your guide.
Lost Debate - Ep 10 | Latinx, Trump Media’s $1 Billion, Guns & Crime, Gen Z Memes, Action Park
Ravi and Cory discuss Mayor Bill de Blasio’s new sweeping vaccine mandate [0:22], the unpopularity of the term ‘Latinx’ [1:44], Trump’s new $1 billion media venture and associated SEC investigation [7:25], the aftermath of the Michigan school shooting [12:38], the rise of smash-and-grab robberies [18:00], Gen Z Memes [26:04], and finally, Ravi interviews Andy Mulvihill, son of the founder of the legendary and infamous Action Park, one of America’s first water parks [34:51].
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Money Girl - 6 Ways to Invest in Cryptocurrency (Including Tax-Friendly Options)
Laura covers six ways to invest in crypto, including some clever, tax-advantaged options for avoiding capital gains taxes. You'll learn what cryptocurrency is, how to buy it, how it gets taxed, and a strategy to start stacking coins.
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Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons - Investigative Report Reveals Costly Consequences Of Drug Arrests. What Does Reform Look Like?
An investigation by the Chicago Sun-Times and Better Government Association found tens of thousands of people jailed on low-level drug possession cases had their charges routinely dropped in Cook County, but the consequences are costly. Reset checks in with reporters and local drug policy experts for details and analysis.
Consider This from NPR - A Real-Life Pearl Harbor Love Story
In October of 1941, a young soldier was on leave in southern California when he met the woman he was sure he would marry. Then, two months later while stationed in Hawaii, Art "Bud" Montagne witnessed the attack on Pearl Harbor firsthand, and was swept up in the conflict that followed.
NPR special correspondent Renee Montagne tells the story of what her father witnessed on that day 80 years ago, and how a cinematic love story — put on pause by war — turned out for him.
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NPR special correspondent Renee Montagne tells the story of what her father witnessed on that day 80 years ago, and how a cinematic love story — put on pause by war — turned out for him.
Read more about Art Montagne's experiences at Pearl Harbor.
In participating regions, you'll also hear a local news segment that will help you make sense of what's going on in your community.
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CoinDesk Podcast Network - BREAKDOWN: Is the Decentralization in DeFi an ‘Illusion’?
A look at the recent report from the Bank for International Settlements.
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Today’s episode of “The Breakdown” is a grab bag of news stories from the past several days. NLW covers:
- The Bank for International Settlements report “DeFi Risk and the Decentralization Illusion”
- Regulatory updates from the Biden administration, Japan, the U.K. and India
- Institutions leading the selling last week
- OpenSea appears headed for IPO
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NPR's Book of the Day - Robert Jones Jr. and Laird Hunt talk tragedies and overlooked histories
Not all history is learned - or taught - in school. In today's first interview, Robert Jones Jr. tells NPR's Scott Simon that he wanted to be 'a witness to [those] testimonies that have not made it into the official record.' His novel, The Prophets, is about enslaved Black queer people in America. The second interview is about the seemingly mundane day-to-day that makes up a person's history in Zorrie. Author Laird Hunt told NPR's Scott Simon that just because someone's story seems unremarkable doesn't mean it isn't rich.
Federalist Radio Hour - Corporate Media Doesn’t Want You To Listen To Alex Berenson
On this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour, journalist Alex Berenson joins Federalist Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky to discuss his new book "Pandemia: How Coronavirus Hysteria Took Over Our Government, Rights, and Lives."
Focus on Africa - US Senator says civil war could see Ethiopia break apart
At least 38 people have died and scores more have been injured in a fire which tore through a prison in Burundi. At least 600 women and girls have been kidnapped and enslaved in the last three years by militants in Mozambique northern province of Cabo Delgado, a report by Human Rights Watch (HRW) says. US Senator Chris Coons says he advised Ethiopia's PM Abiy Ahmed against waging war on TPLF in Tigray for fear that a 'fracturing conflict' might lead to genocide in Ethiopia.
Audio Poem of the Day - Stanza
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