It's Super Bowl weekend — so today's episode is all about football. First, a 2021 interview between NPR's A Martinez and former NFL wide receiver Keyshawn Johnson. Johnson's book The Forgotten First looks back at the racial politics of his beloved sport, and highlights four key players who desegregated the game back in the 1940s. Then, NPR's David Greene paid a visit to legendary coach Bill Parcells' home in 2015 and asked about his memoir, Parcells: A Football Life, and the coaching tree he left behind even after his retirement.
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Up First from NPR - Biden Documents, Ukraine Military Shakeup, Bolsonaro Coup Probe
A special counsel report says President Joe Biden willfully retained and disclosed classified materials after his tenure as vice president, but stopped short of recommending charges. Ukraine is replacing it's top general amidst stalled progress in the war with Russia. And, federal authorities seize former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro's passport as he faces allegations of plotting a coup.
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Honestly with Bari Weiss - Andrew Sullivan on What He Got Wrong About Trump
For this week’s Honestly, we’re sharing a favorite episode from a favorite podcast, one you may not have heard of: UnHerd with Freddie Sayers.
UnHerd’s mission is similar to ours: to push back against the herd mentality, and to provide a platform for otherwise unheard ideas, people, and places.
On this episode, host Freddie Sayers talks to Andrew Sullivan, one of America's best known political observers and writers, about something very few public intellectuals are willing to talk about: what he got wrong about Trump.
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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 2.9.24
Alabama
- Sen. Tuberville supports Trump outside of SCOTUS during oral arguments
- AL senate passes bill that requires public school curriculum posted online
- Congressman Strong proclaims that Trump is not a J6 insurrectionist
- Two bills related to gambling are now filed in state legislature
- Final part of API president discussing the gambling bill
National
- Trump wins 26 delegates in the Nevada caucus held on Thursday
- Biden gets pass from special counsel on the classified docs investigation
- SCOTUS hears arguments in CO case taking Trump off primary ballot
- Feds charging CA engineer for stealing tech from military sending to China
- Judge orders Pete Navarro to prison despite his appeal over J6 case
Getting Hammered - Which Way Are We Going
Join us today as we delve into the attempted impeachment of Secretary Mayorkas, bringing you the latest updates from Capitol Hill and the Supreme Court. We'll also explore the rise of Bud Light's newest enthusiasts and analyze the Nevada primary. Tune in for all this and more!
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19:47 Hill Border Bill
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33:50 Bud Light
39:19 Nevada
50:50 Biden Breaking News Update
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Everything Everywhere Daily - Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Eggs
Every day around the world, over a billion eggs are consumed.
Eggs have become a staple food product used both by itself and as an ingredient in other products.
Humans have been consuming eggs of one sort or another for thousands of years, and today, there is a whole system around the production and consumption of eggs that most people are totally unaware of.
Learn more about eggs, their history, and how they are produced and consumed today on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
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The NewsWorthy - No Charges for Biden, Rare Putin Interview & Scarf Bombing – Friday, February 9, 2024
The news to know for Friday, February 9, 2024!
We’re talking about the special counsel’s new report into President Biden’s classified documents; it doesn’t recommend criminal charges, but Biden could still face political backlash. We’ll tell you why.
Plus: a recall impacting food at popular grocery stores (that Erica was personally affected by), how an iconic piece of Paris is making it into this year’s Olympic medals, and what’s at stake at this weekend’s Super Bowl that’s poised to break records.
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Short Wave - Clownfish Might Be Counting Their Potential Enemies’ Stripes
At least, that's what a group of researchers at the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University thinks. The team recently published a study in the journal Experimental Biology suggesting that Amphiphrion ocellaris, or clown anemonefish, may be counting. Specifically, the authors think the fish may be looking at the number of vertical white stripes on each other as well as other anemonefish as a way to identify their own species. Not only that — the researchers think that the fish are noticing the minutiae of other anemonefish's looks because of some fishy marine geopolitics.
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The Daily Signal - Transgender Series Part 3: Detransitioner Medical Malpractice Lawsuits
Medical malpractice lawsuits on behalf of detransitioners harmed by experimental treatments euphemistically referred to as “gender-affirming care” will yield multimillion-dollar judgments, a lawyer filing such suits predicts.
Ron Miller helped found the law firm Campbell Miller Payne, which represents people who formerly identified as transgender, underwent medical alterations, then rejected their transgender identities, and now lament the harm done to their bodies.
These detransitioners are suing their doctors and medical providers for damages in a novel kind of medical malpractice claim.
“A troubled youth—typically with either a bad family life or suffering from several psychological comorbidities, such as autism, ADHD, depression, anxiety, anorexia, dissociative identity disorders ... will show up to a practitioner stating that they're uncomfortable with their body or [that] they have odd feelings,” Miller tells “The Daily Signal Podcast.”
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Pod Save America - Will the Supreme Court Upend 2024?
Republicans find creative new ways to humiliate themselves for Donald Trump. The Supreme Court hears oral arguments in Colorado’s 14th amendment case against Trump, and Special Counsel Robert Hur won't charge Biden for mishandling classified documents. Then, Jon and Dan put their dignity on the line and place bets on the Super Bowl in our new game: All Bets Are (Shaken) Off.
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