The commonly used abortion pill Mifepristone will stay on the market after the Supreme Court disqualified a case aimed at limiting access to the pill. Despite an ongoing court challenge, Telsa shareholders overwhelmingly vote to reinstate a massive pay package for CEO Elon Musk. And the White House announced a partnership with Microsoft and Google to help secure vulnerable healthcare systems in America.
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Mona founder and CEO Justin Melilo discusses the future of the metaverse.
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Mona founder and CEO Justin Melilo joins CoinDesk Live at Consensus 2024 to discuss the future of the metaverse and how immersive technologies can enhance user experiences in the metaverse.
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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 6.14.24
Alabama
- VP potential for Trump holds fundraiser in Mountain Brook home
- AL congressman disappointed in SCOTUS ruling re: Mifepristone
- Settlement with Johnson & Johnson to bring $13M to state
- SPLC lays off 60 employees despite $1B in reserves
- Jefferson county allocates 1K acres for industrial park near I-65
- SBC resolution on IVF directly connected to AL Supreme Court case
National
- SCOTUS rules in favor of FDA/mifepristone based on standing
- TX obtains injunction to stop Biden transgender policy in schools
- Biden is at G7 summit, wandering around looking vacant and lost
- Trump speaks to GOP in Capitol , well received and applauded
- Sports court rules against "Lia" Thomas swimming in Olympics
- Bill Gates throwing $ around at developing Digital IDs, what could go wrong?
Unexpected Elements - An unexpected burger
Could a scientific burger compete against the fast food giants? We fear not!
You will need: • Meat - A tick capable of inducing alpha gal syndrome, a disease that makes you allergic to red meat. • Garnish - Lettuce grown in space. (WARNING: it is more susceptible to bacterial infection than that grown on Earth). • Buns - A short but thick guide to the human buttocks with Heather Radke. Why do we humans have such large behinds? • Something sweet - We chose the humble baobab seed. An unusual tree indigenous to Madagascar, the subject of an incredibly successful conservation project. • Fries - Of course! The humble potato is threatened by climate change, what is being done to futureproof it?
Instructions: • Who are we kidding! There is no scientific method! • Bang it all together and feast your ears on this week’s show!
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Getting Hammered - Cracking Down On Missing Guns
Watch this episode on YouTube. In today's episode, we discuss Hunter Biden's guilty verdict, the controversy over a Pride flag with skid marks, Columbia University administrators mocking students, and the USA's recent cricket victory. Tune in for all the details!
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9:12 Hunter Biden
20:39 Pride Flag
24:47 Columbia University
32:56 SCOTUS
41:13 Border Security
44:29 Russia Subs
47:37 Cricket
The NewsWorthy - Abortion Pill Ruling, Ex-Rivals Embrace Trump & Musk’s Record Payday- Friday, June 14, 2024
The news to know for Friday, June 14, 2024!
We're telling you about the Supreme Court's ruling over the abortion pill and what comes next.
Also, former President Trump came face-to-face with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell for the first time since McConnell blamed Trump for the Capitol riot.
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Everything Everywhere Daily - Wu Zetian: China’s Only Female Emperor (Encore)
In the very long history of China, it has had exactly one female ruler.
She was a woman who managed, against all odds, to inch her way closer to power over a period of years until she reached a point where she could claim power for herself.
By all accounts, she was beautiful, brilliant, cunning, and absolutely ruthless.
Learn more about Wu Zetian, China’s only female emperor, on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
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Opening Arguments - Harvey Weinstein’s NY Conviction Was Overturned. So Who Effed Up?
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NY defense attorney Liz Skeen is here to break this decision down. Did the Court mess it up? Or is something more complicated and unexpected happening? The answer might surprise you.
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Pod Save America - Trump Returns to the Scene of the Crime
Trump returns to the Capitol for the first time since January 6th and receives a hero’s welcome from House and Senate Republicans—where he calls Milwaukee a “horrible city,” refers to the Justice Department as “dirty bastards,” and complains about Taylor Swift not endorsing him. Meanwhile, the same Republicans attempting to overturn Trump’s conviction are instead trying to prosecute Attorney General Merrick Garland. Plus, SCOTUS affirms legal access to abortion medication, Biden takes voters’ cost of living concerns head on, and Trump tries to woo CEOs with more tax cuts.
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Short Wave - Why You Shouldn’t Worry About Invasive Joro Spiders
Joro spiders are spreading across the east coast. They are an invasive species that most likely arrived in shipping containers from eastern Asia. Today, we look into why some people find them scary, why to not panic about them and what their trajectory illustrates about the wider issue of invasive species.
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