Eliana Johnson joins today's podcast with a scoop from her publication, the Washington Free Beacon: A photograph makes it clear Hunter Biden was in proximity to his father on the day in 2017 he threatened a Chinese energy executive with Joe's wrath should a deal between Hunter and the Chinese company not go through. Is this the smoking gun? Also, a year after the Dobbs decision, where stands the abortion issue? Give a listen.
Searching for answers -- in the deadly sub disaster near the Titanic wreckage. Dinner and diplomacy at the White House. A federal crackdown on illegal vapes. Correspondent Steve Kathan has the CBS World News Roundup for Friday, June 23, 2023:
The king of England, Henry I, died without an heir. The country was divided between forces loyal to his daughter, Matilda, and his nephew, Stephen.
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We'll tell you what happened to that missing tour sub that was trying to reach the Titanic, and we'll discuss the criticism over why that tragedy got more attention than another one.
Also, tomorrow marks one year since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. We'll explain how groups on both sides of the issue plan to mark the milestone.
Plus, why Canadians won't be able to see any news on Facebook or Instagram, well-known tech billionaires in the U.S. are challenging each other to a physical fight, and the surprisingly easy way to get a mental health boost each day.
Today's episode features two novels intertwining family and wartime history. First, Anne Berest speaks with NPR's Scott Simon about The Postcard, based on the real-life holiday card her family received of relatives who'd been killed at Auschwitz years prior, and the journey that unfurled more than decade later to determine where the image came from. Then, Simon is joined by Luis Alberto Urrea, author of Good Night, Irene, who explains how his mother's real-life experience feeding and cheering on American soldiers during the war fueled his novel about the brave women on the frontlines of battle.
No survivors found on tourist Titanic submarine. Hot temperatures continue in Texas. Indian Prime Minister visits White House. CBS News Correspondent Jennifer Keiper has tonight's World News Roundup.
Alison Bechdel is both cartoonist and an eponymous test. We talk about adapting her long-running comic series Dykes To Watch Out For into an Audible Original Series. Plus, less excitement meets meatless meat, and bread takes a hit, too. Also, some 6-3 SCOTUS decisions, including the first we were warned about.
Donald Trump employs the novel legal strategy of confessing his crimes on television. Hunter Biden strikes a plea deal with a Trump prosecutor. RFK JR’s anti-vax, anti-wifi candidacy gets a boost from Joe Rogan and Elon’s VC fanboys. And Justice Sam Alito is mad we all found out he got free rides on a billionaire's private jet whose hedge fund he later ruled in favor of. Then, CNN’s Jake Tapper stops by the studio to talk about Trump, CNN, Fox, and his new novel “All the Demons Are Here.”
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Justice Alito is the recent focus of SCOTUS ethics scandals. Is it finally time for reform?
India's Prime Minister Modi is in America for a much-hyped state visit with President Biden. We dive into who Narendra Modi is, how he came to power, and American misconceptions about the leader of the world's largest democracy.
Alarming new national data shows math and reading scores for 13-year-olds are the lowest in a decade. How did we get here? And, what should we do about it?
Some lawmakers want to stop Americans from using benefits to buy junk food, but opponents argue Congress shouldn’t police people's diets. Rikki and Ravi debate how far should the government go.
[03:16] - SCOTUS Scandal
[14:34] - Modi in America
[35:31] - Failing Students
[50:26] -Food Police
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