On this episode of "The Federalist Radio Hour," former National Security Adviser Stephen Hadley joins Federalist Staff Writer Shawn Fleetwood to discuss the evolution of American foreign policy and evaluate how presidents from George W. Bush to Joe Biden have dealt with communist China.
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The Commentary Magazine Podcast - Bullhorn Bulls—
Today's podcast discusses the political nonsense in Tennessee and how it's a way to move the conversation about the horrifying shooting in Nashville away from the shooter's motivations to other, more politically palatable subject matter for Democrats and liberals. And yes, we talk about the Trump indictment again. Eli Lake joins us. Give a listen.
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Bad Faith - Episode 267 Promo – Lost in Translation (w/ Erin Reed)
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Briahna speaks to Erin Reed, a journalist who has been covering the hundreds of anti-trans bills that have been proposed this year more closely and thoroughly than perhaps anyone in the country. They discuss the activist community's disappointment over Biden's recent compromise on Title IX and trans women in sports, and Briahna asks some tough questions in an effort to give voice to what is perhaps some good faith confusion about how to negotiate the reality that sports are currently divided on the basis of physical advantages associated with those whose sex is assigned male at birth. They also discuss messaging around the gender identity of the Nashville shooter, the recent dust up around the Emily Yoffe article which allegedly misrepresented a nonbinary child's experience with gender affirming care, and more.
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Produced by Armand Aviram. Theme by Nick Thorburn (@nickfromislands)CBS News Roundup - 04/10/2023 | World News Round Up
Assessing damage from leaked Pentagon documents. Conflicting court rulings on medical abortion. Ousted TN lawmaker could be reinstated today. CBS News Correspondent Deborah Rodriguez has today's World News Roundup.
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Headlines From The Times - Who suffers if the U.S. bans TikTok
Democrat and Republican lawmakers are pushing for a U.S. ban on TikTok, arguing the Chinese-owned social media app is a national security risk. But many of its users argue that will severely harm their businesses.
Today, we hear from some of them. Read the full transcript here.
Host: Gustavo Arellano
Guests: L.A. Times reporter technology reporter Brian Contreras and L.A. Times business reporter Jaimie Ding
More reading:
For some, TikTok is a path to riches and the American dream. With a ban, it could all disappear
TikTok might get banned after ‘disaster’ testimony. Why do some TikTokers not care?
The Biden administration’s threat to ban TikTok: Here’s what you should know
Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons - A Conversation With Chicago’s New City Council Members
Chicago’s new City Council will be more progressive, more diverse and younger than it’s been in years past when new members are sworn in May 15. Reset sits down with 11th Ward Ald. Nicole Lee and 46th Ward Ald. Angela Clay to discuss the importance of representation at City Hall, their top priorities when they take office and their plans for working with mayor-elect Brandon Johnson.
The Bookmonger - Episode 451: ‘Political Meritocracy in Renaissance Italy’ by James Hankins
John J. Miller is joined by James Hankins to discuss his new book, 'Political Meritocracy in Renaissance Italy.'
The Intelligence from The Economist - Home economics: housing markets’ future
Many people think that with inflation and interest-rate rises abating, the worst effects on housing markets might be over. Not so fast. A study that reignited mask-wearing debates really should not have: there are simply not enough good data to prove either side’s case. And an immersive, participatory production of “Guys and Dolls” shows the way ahead for live-entertainment industries.
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The Best One Yet - 🧢 “Merch Monday” — Aesop’s profit shampoo. Levi’s denim drama. The Pope’s fancy AI.
L’Oreal acquired Aesop, the Australian soap and shampoo company, for $2.5B because they sell the most profitable physical thing we’ve ever seen. Levi’s stock dropped 15% in one day last week because when the economy drops, so do your jeans. And if you’ve seen images of The Pope and Harry Potter looking fancy, they’re AI-generated — because artificial intelligence can go from zero-to-artwork in 3.2 seconds.
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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 4.10.23
Alabama
- Bill to secure visitation rights at hospitals awaits signature from governor
- Leaders in AL House and Senate dampen hopes for full school choice bill
- State senator files bill re: public record requests and timelines
- Motion for bail filed by former Huntsville officer after granted new trial
- An abuse of corpse trial from 2019 to get underway by end of this month
- Legal action taken by Montgomery man against Mayor Steven Reed
- 2nd Train derailment in AL happened on Sunday in Jasper
- Birmingham Vietnam vet receives Purple Heart award, among others
National
- China conducts drills and simulated strikes against Taiwan for 3 days
- US Pentagon leaders report reveals ammunition stockpile very low
- 2 District judges rule for and against abortion drug from FDA
- Kentucky swimmer Riley Gains will press charges after San Fran assault
- Catholic priests accuse Walter Reed medical center of contract breach