In the Bubble with Andy Slavitt - A Sneak Peek at our Future (with William MacAskill)

We are living in a time of incredible technological advances that pose both opportunities and risks to the human species. Andy speaks with futurist William MacAskill about some of the ways humanity could end, from nuclear war to artificial intelligence, and how to take steps now to prevent our own extinction. He explains his approach to living with a long term mindset and the ways in which the future could be a thousand times greater than it is today.

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The NewsWorthy - Interest Rate Hike, New Job-Posting Rules & Day of the Dead – Wednesday, November 2, 2022

The news to know for Wednesday, November 2, 2022!

We’ll tell you what to expect from the Federal Reserve today as another interest rate hike is likely, and how the Supreme Court intervened on efforts in Congress to see Trump’s tax returns.

Plus: remembering rapper Takeoff, Amazon just added new music benefits to its Prime membership, and why and where you can now see what many companies pay their workers…

Those stories and more news to know in around 10 minutes!

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What A Day - Who Watches The Poll Watchers

As Democrats make their final push on the campaign trail ahead of Election Day, election deniers are making their presence known in person. In Florida, two former members of the Proud Boys were hired as poll workers in Miami-Dade County – a third was dismissed because he’s facing charges for his involvement in the Jan. 6th riot.

School board elections have a huge impact on local communities, but rarely get the same coverage as other, higher-profile races. Maria Salamanca, a progressive school board candidate for Orange County Public Schools in Florida, tells us why she’s running.

And in headlines: Migos rapper Takeoff was fatally shot in Houston, Benjamin Netanyahu held an early lead in Israel’s latest general election, andSenator Lindsay Graham must testify before a Georgia grand jury investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in that state.

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The Daily Signal - INTERVIEW | Jake Denton on Elon Musk and What May Change at Twitter Under His Leadership

It finally happened. After months of "maybe, maybe not," Elon Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion. Now the question is, what happens next? 


In the past, Musk said he thought Twitter should follow the same free speech laws that exist within America’s public square, says Jake Denton, a research associate with The Heritage Foundation’s Tech Policy Center. The indication from Musk is that “he will stick to that,” Denton says.


Denton, who is currently locked out of his own Twitter account, joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to explain why he is cautiously optimistic about Musk’s takeover of Twitter and to describe the changes that might be coming to the social media platform. 


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Money Girl - 7 Steps to Recession-Proof Your Finances

If you’re worried about a recession or just want to strengthen your finances, Laura covers seven steps to take now to ease the impact of a future hardship. 

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What Next | Daily News and Analysis - Can an Anti-Trump Republican Still Win?

Joe Biden won Colorado by 13 points, which is why Jim O’Dea is running for the Senate as a moderate Republican—one who will stand up to Donald Trump. It’s a message that isn’t winning support from Democratic voters, and may well be undermining his appeal to Republicans.  


Guest: Jim Newell, senior politics writer at Slate. 


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What Could Go Right? - World Energy, Student Loans, and Iran with Reza Aslan

Is the world’s energy situation as bad as we think? What’s going on with student debt relief? And why aren’t we paying more attention to Iran? We’re joined by Reza Aslan, leading expert in world religions, writer, and professor, to talk about the current, and former, Iranian struggles for freedom.

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Articles of Interest - American Ivy: Chapter 2

So where does Ivy begin? The short answer: Princeton University. The long answer is a spiral that takes us from a 1940s Chinese prison camp, to the raucous party culture of1920s London, to the docks of downtown New York City after The War of 1812.

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Amarica's Constitution - The News in Brief

It’s a week since the amicus curiae brief in the case of Moore v. Harper - the ISL case - was filed by Professor Amar, Dean Vik Amar, and Professor Steven Calabresi, and the reaction has been pouring in.  What arguments have been made to attempt to refute the brief?  The answer may surprise you.  Meanwhile, we take you through the remainder of the brief, explaining and expounding, providing backstory, and challenging you to reason along with us.  We suggest that you print out the brief to make it easier to follow along.  It’s a unique opportunity to delve into what may be the most important Supreme Court case of this decade, in advance of the December 7 oral arguments.