CBS News Roundup - 03/01/2024 | World News Roundup

Weather extremes with deadly wildfires in Texas and a California blizzard. Alexei Navalny's funeral. State of Black America. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.

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Up First from NPR - Navalny Funeral, Gaza Aid Tragedy, Pig Organs for Transplants

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny is being laid to rest after dying in prison for charges widely seen as politically motivated. Gaza health authorities say more than 100 civilians were killed trying to get food from aid trucks, though Israel says that number is much lower. And scientists have started cloning genetically modified pigs with organs designed to be transplanted into people.

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Opening Arguments - A Tale of Two Dons in Criminal Court

Episode 1010   It was the worst of Dons, it was the worst of Dons. Eagles singer Don Henley was not taking it easy in a New York City courtroom this week in his testimony against three memorabilia-collecting desperadoes who had to bring their alibis to face charges of conspiring to sell stolen (?) legal pads filled with Henley's drafts of "Hotel California"-era lyrics. Will the court find that these defendants are hiding their lyin' eyes, or is the Manhattan DA's case against them already gone? New kid in town Matt takes his legal analysis to the limit one more time.   We move on to some Trump updates, including the Supreme Court's decision to take his extremely unserious claims of  Presidential immunity for all crimes seriously and complications to the defense's effort to disqualify Fani Willis from the Fulton County prosecution. Oh also, Trump doesn't want to pay any money and is complaining to the court on account of "I don't like this."

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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 3.1.24

Alabama

  • Governor Ivey appoints Bill Lewis to the AL Court of Civil Appeals
  • The AL House has passed bill that provides immunity to IVF clinics in the state
  • Four schools in Fairhope are being ravaged by a norovirus among students & staff
  • Morgan county police will not issue charges re: unforeseen dog attack 
  • US senator Katie Britt to deliver rebuttal speech of Biden's "State of the Union"

National

  • Joe Biden visits US Mexico border and calls for more money for border agencies
  • Donald Trump visits US Mexico border and calls it an invasion aided by Biden
  • The US House passes a continuing resolution to avoid government shutdown
  • The AG for Missouri sues Planned Parenthood for trafficking girls to get abortion
  • James Comer reveals more about the Hunter Biden deposition on Wednesday
  • DefSec Austin goes before House Armed Services committee over his absences

Getting Hammered - Sticking with the Stuff

Today we are discussing Mitch McConnell's leadership resignation, Trump's presidential immunity case, Biden family drama, Dr. Phil and Wendy's surge pricing. Tune in!

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11:11 Mitch McConnell

19:35 2024 Updates

25:02 Biden Family

32:55 The Cut

45:36 Dr. Phil on Covid

53:08 Athens, GA Update

59:08 Wendy's

Everything Everywhere Daily - The Battle of Cajamarca

Some of the most important battles in history, the ones that changed the course of civilizations, are often very small battles. 

In 1532, a battle, really just a skirmish, took place, which completely changed the future paths of Peru, Spain, and the entire continent of South America. 

Despite the importance of this battle, few people have ever even heard of it. 

Learn more about the Battle of Cajamarca and how it changed the shape of the world on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.


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The NewsWorthy - Dueling Border Visits, IVF Protection Plan & Caitlin Clark Goes Pro- Friday, March 1, 2024

The news to know for Friday, March 1, 2024!

We're talking about dueling trips to the southern border: what President Biden and former President Trump had to say about what many voters consider the most important issue in our country today.

Also, a deal was reached to avoid a government shutdown (for now.)

And a winter storm could bring 12 feet of snow to parts of California.

Plus, lawmakers moved to protect fertility treatment in Alabama.

Video doorbells meant to keep your home safe from strangers could actually be letting strangers In.

And it's time to celebrate Women's History Month. We'll share some ideas. 

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The Daily Signal - Rooting Out ‘Woke’: One Church Leader’s Mission

An Indiana pastor has launched an effort to connect Christian leaders across the country and root out the influence of a "woke" Christianity that undermines the biblical and traditional doctrines of the faith.


"We've got 500 pastors that have signed this statement across all sorts of denominational lines, committing themselves to really sound biblical teaching as a primary doctrine and to help eradicate wokeism from the American pulpit," Lucas Miles, pastor of the Nfluence Church in Granger, Indiana, and leader of the Nfluence network, tells "The Daily Signal Podcast."


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Short Wave - Could Dune Really Exist? What Scientists Think of Our Favorite Sci-Fi Worlds

The sci-fi film Dune: Part Two is out in theaters now. The movie takes place on the harsh desert planet, Arrakis, where water is scarce and giant, killer sandworms lurk just beneath the surface. But what do planetary scientists and biologists think about the science of these worms, Arrakis and our other favorite sci-fi planets?

Today on the show, Regina G. Barber talks to biologist (and Star Trek consultant!) Mohamed Noor and planetary scientist Michael Wong about Dune, habitable planets and how to make fantasy seem more realistic.

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Pod Save America - Did the Supreme Court Just Save Trump?

Donald Trump and President Biden hold dueling events at the Texas border as the issue of immigration becomes a top concern for voters. Mitch McConnell says he’s stepping down from Senate leadership after years of enabling Trump. House Republicans' sham impeachment investigation blows up in their faces. RFK Jr. gets a step closer to being on the ballot in Arizona and Georgia. And later, Strict Scrutiny’s Leah Litman stops by to talk about the Supreme Court’s latest gift to Donald Trump in the presidential immunity case.

 

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