Month: March 2025

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Federalist Radio Hour - Sen. Ron Johnson On The Wisconsin Supreme Court Race And The Poisoning Of America

On this episode of "The Federalist Radio Hour," Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., joins Federalist Senior Elections Correspondent Matt Kittle to discuss the ins and outs of the Wisconsin Supreme Court race, analyze the showdown between the Trump administration and federal judges, and dive into the dangers of the ongoing fentanyl crisis.

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The Stack Overflow Podcast - AI is shifting focus from syntax to critical thinking

They also:

  • Emphasize the critical role of customer feedback in shaping products, highlighting how continuous feedback loops drive innovation and improvement.
  • Explore how AI is empowering non-technical team members and enabling meaningful collaboration between developers and other departments.
  • Discuss the potential of GenAI as a learning tool and the importance of prompt engineering as a key skill for future developers.

Episode notes:

  • Connect with Lee Faus on LinkedIn, X, and learn more about GitLab.
  • Learn more about creating a private instance of Stack Overflow for your team or org with Stack Overflow for Teams.
  • Read about Knowledge Solutions, a subscription-based API service that provides continuous access to Stack Overflow’s public dataset to train and fine-tune large language models.
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Native America Calling - Thursday, March 27, 2025 – The new Social Security reality

The Trump Administration is backtracking on some of the looming changes at the Social Security Administration (SSA) after widespread complaints from the public, advocates, and elected leaders. But staffing and budget cuts are already creating backlogs and delays for recipients. SSA is delaying for two weeks a new requirement for in-person identity checks, but significant changes are still on the way. We’ll talk about what those changes are for Native American elders and how they can prepare for them.
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Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons - Trump Administration Goes After Chicago, Deerfield Schools

Chicago Public Schools and a suburban school district are under a civil rights investigation from the Department of Education. And the center of the investigation? School locker room policy. The investigation, announced last week, comes after politically conservative groups filed complaints about trans students being allowed to change in the locker room that lines up with their gender identities. The Trump Administration says it is investigating alleged violations of Title IX, while the Chicago and Deerfield school districts insist they are in accordance with Illinois law. Reset digs into what’s at stake with Chicago Sun-Times reporter Violet Miller. For a full archive of Reset interviews, head over to wbez.org/reset.
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Up First from NPR - Intelligence Officials Testify, Trump’s Auto Tariffs, DOGE Access

A group chat among top U.S. national security officials discussing airstrikes in Yemen has been made public, sparking outrage and raising questions about the Trump administration's handling of classified information. President Trump imposes a 25% tariff on car imports to boost U.S. manufacturing, but auto industry leaders warn it could raise prices and disrupt markets. And, the Department of Government Efficiency's access to sensitive personal data from multiple federal agencies is sparking legal battles over privacy and security.

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The Intelligence from The Economist - You spin me right round: Europe’s populists reckon with Trumpism

For Europe’s hard-right politicians, Donald Trump’s second White House bid looked like validation and opportunity. Now that he is in it, the tensions and trade-offs are becoming clear. The Houthis’ grip over Yemen and the Red Sea is only strengthening, even as other Iranian proxies are waning (10:03). And a look at the boom in Christian entertainment (15:51).


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Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech Leaders - S10 Bonus: Quinn Li O’Shea, Braid

Quinn Li started into tech well before college. In High School, she was into fashion and would take pictures of herself and her friends. She wanted to share these pictures, and found her way to Squarespace - which ultimately, led her getting into HTML and CSS - and the rest is history. Outside of tech, she plays a lot of tennis, and teaches Aerial. I had to ask what this was, and she explained it was the art form that you see in the circus, when people are climbing the sheets in the air, acrobatically.

Quinn Li has been focused on productivity throughout her career. As she started to swing her focus to building connections at work through play. One of the games she and her team built went viral on TikTok - and they knew they were on to something.

This is the creation story of Braid.

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