Month: March 2024

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Federalist Radio Hour - 2024 State Of The Union Special

On this episode of "The Federalist Radio Hour," Common Sense Society Executive Editor Christopher Bedford and Federalist Culture Editor Emily Jashinsky preview President Joe Biden's State of the Union address and discuss what they expect Sen. Katie Britt to say in the GOP response.

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Inside Europe - Inside Europe – 7 March 2024

An International Women's Day Special, featuring the voices of Russian opposition figurehead Yulia Navalnaya, female NATO recruits as they take to the skies, and a French abortion activist celebrating a constitutional victory. Also in the show: pioneering business anchor Karen Tso, the only female watchmaker in Bosnia, Spanish football players and Estonia's Smoke Sauna Sisterhood.
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The Commentary Magazine Podcast - Biden, Israel, and the SOTU

Ruthie Blum joins the podcast from Israel to discuss the Biden administration's rough treatment of Benny Gantz, ceasefire negotiations, Bibi's political future, Israeli public opinion, and what's holding up the Rafah offensive. Also, what is Joe Biden going to say about Israel in tonight's State of the Union address? Give a listen.

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CBS News Roundup - 03/07/2024 | World News Roundup

New IVF protections in Alabama. President Biden prepares to give his State of the Union address. Guilty verdict in the Rust movie set shooting. Correspondent Cami McCormick has the CBS World News Roundup for Thursday, March 7, 2014:

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Up First from NPR - State Of The Union Preview, Alabama IVF Protections, Israel’s Wartime Society

President Biden gives his election-year State of the Union address tonight as polls show him trailing former President Donald Trump. Alabama passes a law protecting in vitro fertilization clinics from civil and criminal liability. And how Israel's fractious society has been united by the war in Gaza, five months in.

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Bay Curious - Why Is It So Hard to Fix Our Own Stuff Now?

Ever wonder why it can be so hard to fix your own appliances, laptops and other gadgets? Well, you're not alone. And there's a reason why so many things head to the landfill these days, rather than getting fixed. Bay Area "Fix It" advocates are taking matters into their own hands, while they wait for state laws to catch up.

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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 3.7.24

Alabama

  • State constitutional amendment on Tuesday's ballot fails to pass
  • Sen. Tuberville tells Nikki Haley that time is up, Haley does suspend campaign
  • AG Marshall is opposed to the revision bill of the state's Ethics Act
  • The state senate passes a bill that provides new loan program for institutions
  • Both parties head to runoff race in April re: Congressional District 2 candidate
  • Part 3 of discussion with Angela Shepherd over HB 259 - post election audits

National

  • NY governor orders National guardsmen to subways to protect citizens
  • Haley's failed campaign spent $114 M with only one state win
  • Mitch McConnell changes tune on Trump, now endorsing as RNC candidate
  • Trump plans to offer play by play of Joe Biden's SOTU speech tonight
  • Hunter Biden to have his public hearing in House on March 20th
  • RNC to meet this Friday and choose next leader as Ronna McDaniels skedaddles
  • Houghton college president says NO MORE to transgender athletes
  • NC Lt. Governor running for governor and takes on transgender movement
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Unexpected Elements - Unexpected Oscars

As award season reaches its climax in the US, Unexpected Elements holds its own glitzy ceremony.

Which bit of science will win Best Picture? Who will take home the Best Supporting Actor? And will Prof Elaine Chew play us out with her Best Original Music?

The nominations include a particularly noisy tiny fish, a sweating mannequin, and a composition based on a misbehaving heartbeat. All this plus your correspondence and a discussion of how far science infuses the real Academy Awards.

Presented by Marnie Chesterton with Godfred Boafo and Camilla Moto.

Featuring pianist Elaine Chew, Professor of Engineering at Kings College London.

Produced by Alex Mansfield, with Tom Bonnet, Harrison Lewis, Dan Welsh and Katie Tomsett.