Month: January 2022

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Stuff They Don't Want You To Know - Listener Mail: Rocky Mountain Flats Nuclear Site, Fire in the Sky, Hazards of Retail

Why don't more people know about the Rocky Mountain Flats Nuclear Site? Can listeners help the guys figure out what caused a mysterious explosion at the US Navy boot camp in 1999? From deep in the depths of Amazon, an anonymous employee reaches out with information on the world of Amazon -- and the hazards of working in retail in general. All this and more in this week's listener mail.

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CBS News Roundup - World News Roundup: 01/20

Defeat for Senate Democrats on the filibuster and voting rights. President Biden defends his first year in office. The Supreme Court rejects former President Trump's efforts to block the release of records on the Capitol attack. Correspondent Steve Kathan has the CBS World News Roundup for Thursday, January 20, 2022:

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Headlines From The Times - Where carne asada is a crime

For over 140 years, street vendors hawking Mexican food have been a staple of life in Southern California. Horse-drawn tamale wagons turned into taco trucks, turned into hot dog carts, turned into pop-up tents — …and, eventually, hipsters caught on and these trends went national.

But even as SoCal has become famous worldwide for its street food scene, government officials have amped up their war on it.

Today, we examine one city’s crackdown on street vendors. And we also talk to an East L.A. taquero affected by code enforcement.

More reading:

Column: He’s L.A. food royalty. He began with a taco cart. Let street vendors thrive

Anaheim teams with county to take down taco stand pop-ups

Where to get beef birria, and a haircut. Seriously.


 

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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 1.20.22

Alabama

  • Senator Tommy Tuberville speaks about election law forced into the US senate
  • State Senator to offer bill in special session that does not tax stimulus checks
  • An Elmore County judge grants restraining order against Tallassee mayor re: his wife
  • Almost 1,000 pounds of marijuana found in camper trailer near exit in Leeds

National

  • Wednesday night Senate Republicans and 2 Democrats defeat the election bill
  • New VA attorney general is looking into Loudon County Schools rape scandal
  • Political lobbyists pleads guilty to funneling millions to Clinton presidential campaign
  • Private citizen offers a million dollars to discuss vaccine safety with FDA and CDC
  • Starbucks drops the vaccine mandate for employees in wake of SCOTUS ruling
  • Catholic media outlets are revisiting accusations of pedo coverup by Pope Francis
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The Intelligence from The Economist - Heavyweight-price fight: how to beat global inflation

Shoppers across the developed world face sharply rising prices, and leaders are reaching for all manner of remedies—but that’s what central banks are for. Behind the story of Myanmar’s brutal military leadership is a slow stream of defectors; our correspondent meets the support network they rely on. And cover songs muddle the notion of who can call it their tune.For full access to print, digital and audio editions of The Economist, subscribe here www.economist.com/intelligenceoffer