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House Panel approves two articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. White House has a plan to respond to the deadly drone attack in Jordan. Stolen Jackie Robinson statue found burned in Kansas. Correspondent Steve Kathan has those stories and more on today's World New Roundup:
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Rob looks back at the movie ‘High Fidelity’ and observes the similarities between himself and one of the characters, who is also named Rob. Somewhere along the way, our Rob focuses in on Matthew Sweet, the Knack, Material Issue, and other artists singing power-pop songs about women they usually don’t get in the end. Finally, Rob gives attention to the Goo Goo Dolls and “Iris.” Later, Rob is joined by Niko Stratis to discuss the unavoidable nature of “Iris” while working retail jobs in the ’90s and much more.
Host: Rob Harvilla
Guest: Niko Stratis
Producers: Jonathan Kermah and Justin Sayles
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In today's episode, we cover the latest from the Middle East, discuss John Fetterman's trolling of protesters, and explore the question: Is Taylor Swift a government psyop?
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13:50 IRS
14:26 Middle East
29:00 Israel
35:21 John Fetterman
41:20 Independent Contractor
46:30 Canada
52:41 Taylor Swift
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Was there really a 5% measles vaccination rate in Birmingham? Has Brexit already cost 6% of the UKs economy? For how long has crime been falling? And are contestants on the reality gameshow any good at finding traitors?
Tim Harford investigates the numbers in the news.
Presenter: Tim Harford Producers: Nathan Gower and Debbie Richford Series producer: Tom Colls Production coordinator: Brenda Brown Sound mix: Rod Farquhar Editor: Richard Vadon
Spain, like most countries, has a unitary national government but also has a series of subnational jurisdictions.
In most countries, these might be known as states or provinces; however, in Spain, they do things a little differently.
The political divisions in Spain aren’t arbitrary lines on a map. The divisions are usually based on unique histories, as well as cultural, linguistic, and geographic differences.
Learn more about the political and cultural geography of Spain and the various regions that comprise it on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
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Will the labor class change with AI? What actually is Marxism? And what, if anything, can we learn from it? Freddie deBoer, author and "Marxist of an old-school variety," shares why he thinks Marxist thought on capitalism, labor, and societal structures is still relevant and how he applies its principles to contemporary politics.
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The news to know for Wednesday, January 31, 2024!
We're talking about a big step toward impeaching President Biden's border chief and what's holding up a deal for immigration reform.
Also, we'll tell you why another member of Congress is facing a criminal investigation and what's behind the so-called "siege" of Paris.
Plus, the CDC is calling for change in response to a historic rise in one STI; Alaska is breaking snow records this year, and Elton John is going from an EGOT to an EGGOT. We'll tell you about his latest accolade.
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On today's show, Tyler O'Neil sits down with Father Paul Sullins, senior research associate at the Ruth Institute and a former sociology professor at Catholic University, to discuss his research into "sexual orientation change efforts."
Sullins analyzes the best data on how people who identify as homosexual have fared after undergoing therapies to address psychological issues that might underlie their same-sex attraction. While many U.S. states and health organizations claim that these efforts, often branded "conversion therapy," increase the risk of suicide, Sullins finds the exact opposite.
LGB people who underwent SOCE were actually less likely to have suicidal thoughts AFTER the therapy. This finding turns the literature on its head and suggests that therapy to resolve issues underlying same-sex attraction may help LGB people, even if such therapy does not lead them to reject homosexuality.
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