Confirmation hearings for Trump's cabinet picks are in full swing on Capitol Hill with a number of them appearing before the Senate this week.
Nominees including Pam Bondi, Trump's pick to run the Justice Department, John Ratcliffe, his pick to run the CIA, and Florida Senator Marco Rubio Trump's nominee for Secretary of State have all answered questions about what they'll do and what they won't do if confirmed.
Rubio and Ratcliffe will play key foreign policy roles under the 47th president.
Those are the people, but what do they tell us about the policy?
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State of the World from NPR - Israel and Hamas Reach A Deal to End the War in Gaza
A ceasefire deal has been announced that would end more than 15 months of war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza. We learn about the details, how the agreement was reached and hear reaction from Israelis and Palestinians. We also look at what the war has meant for both sides and for the Middle East region.
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Federalist Radio Hour - ‘You’re Wrong’ With Mollie Hemingway And David Harsanyi, Ep. 132: Culture Change
Join Federalist Editor-in-Chief Mollie Hemingway and Washington Examiner Senior Writer David Harsanyi as they break down the Israel-Hamas hostage exchange, analyze the confirmation hearings for several of President Donald Trump's cabinet picks including Pete Hegseth, discuss why corporate media won't get better unless outlets undergo a culture change, and share their thoughts on the Los Angeles fires.
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CoinDesk Podcast Network - Sam Altman’s World Network Launches Mini Apps 1.1, Incubator
The World Network launches Mini Apps 1.1, which will enable social chat and connection tools. Tools for Humanity Chief Product Officer Tiago Sada joins CoinDesk's Christine Lee for an exclusive interview to discuss growth on World Network, security and what projects they are seeking to develop under a new incubator program.
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Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons - How Iconic Femmes Inspired ‘Knockout,’ A Dance Duet At Steppenwolf
For Erin Kilmurray and Kara Brody, “Knockout” began as a passion project before the pandemic in 2020. Through their combined experiences growing up with pop culture icons like Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Charlie’s Angels, they found themselves intrigued and inspired by the femme fatale archetype. Through exploring their own lives and friendship, they created the hourlong dance performance “Knockout.” Intimacy, aggression, tension, desire, and softness all come together to tell a story that though is not linear in nature, and expresses womanhood in an original way.
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Stuff They Don't Want You To Know - Is Stockholm Syndrome Real?
Doubtlessly familiar to any fan of exploitative true crime shows, the concept of "Stockholm Syndrome" argues that people victimized by kidnappers, hostage takers, or even trapped in abusive relationships will tend to identify with their captors. In tonight's episode, Ben, Matt and Noel explore the surprisingly hidden origin story of this concept -- as well as discovering why experts worry law enforcement has weaponized this idea to further diminish and dismiss the experiences of survivors in the modern day.
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As state legislatures get back to work, where are the best opportunities for getting government out of the way of civil society? Steve Slivinski has a rundown.
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The Daily Signal - Trump Cabinet Hearings, Israel-Hamas Deal, LA Wildfire Update| Jan. 10
On today’s Top News in 10, we cover:
- Trump cabinet member appointees face Senate scrutiny.
- Israel and Hamas reached a deal, including a release of Israeli hostages and a ceasefire in Gaza.
- A report reveals insufficient preparation for the wildfires from the Los Angeles Fire Department.
- The Supreme Court hears a case regarding age-verification on porn websites for minors.
- Republican senators highlight deep state opposition to President-elect Donald Trump.
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Motley Fool Money - Investors Check the Label on Retail
Abercrombie and Fitch and Lululemon’s strong holiday previews weren’t good enough to keep the market happy. But long-term both brands are on track.
(00:14) Nick Sciple and Dylan Lewis discuss:
- Why Wall Street wasn’t keen on strong holiday updates from Abercrombie and Fitch and Lululemon, and where these brands sit in their market opportunity.
- Aritzia’s continued expansion into the U.S. and how the everyday luxury retailer is appealing to the key shopping demo.
- The dominant theme in physical retail right now: in-store experiences matter, especially for Gen Z shoppers.
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1A - (dot) Gov: The Department Of Agriculture And The Environmental Protection Agency
It's safe to say most Americans hear the most about the U.S. Department of Agriculture when things go wrong — namely when something has to be recalled.
But the department is responsible for so much more than just delivering bad news. It consists of 29 agencies that employ some 100,000 employees across 4,500 locations both domestic and abroad.
Another agency whose name shows up when things go wrong is the Environmental Protection Agency. As its name implies, it's tasked with creating and upholding standards that protect the health of Americans and our environment, including our natural resources and ecosystems. It's an important, if sometimes thankless, responsibility.
We discuss what the agencies and their responsibilities.
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But the department is responsible for so much more than just delivering bad news. It consists of 29 agencies that employ some 100,000 employees across 4,500 locations both domestic and abroad.
Another agency whose name shows up when things go wrong is the Environmental Protection Agency. As its name implies, it's tasked with creating and upholding standards that protect the health of Americans and our environment, including our natural resources and ecosystems. It's an important, if sometimes thankless, responsibility.
We discuss what the agencies and their responsibilities.
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