The Trump administration continues to fire, shut down or defund independent elements of the federal government that traditionally work as a check on presidential power.
Supporters of President Trump say: That's exactly the point.
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Consider This from NPR - The Trump administration’s attacks on oversight of executive power
The Trump administration continues to fire, shut down or defund independent elements of the federal government that traditionally work as a check on presidential power.
Supporters of President Trump say: That's exactly the point.
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Supporters of President Trump say: That's exactly the point.
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More or Less: Behind the Stats - DOGE, apples and irregular migrants
It?s been 12 weeks since President Trump announced the formation of DOGE, the so-called department of Government efficiency. We fact-check various claims connected with the drive to route out inefficiency. Listeners asked us to investigate the claim that 1 in 12 Londoners is an illegal immigrant. We look into the claim that imported New Zealand apples have a smaller carbon footprint than British grown apples. Plus - did VAT on private schools really boost the rate of inflation, or was that just a media concoction?
Presenter: Tim Harford Series Producer: Charlotte McDonald Producers: Lizzy McNeill, Nathan Gower and Josh McMinn Sound Mix: Rod Farquhar Editor: Richard Vadon Production Co-Ordinator: Brenda Brown
The Commentary Magazine Podcast - Help! Everything Is Too Confusing!
Today's podcast is an effort to help me find my bearings in a world in which Ukraine agrees to a cease-fire, RFK Jr. is doing an ad for Steak'n'Shake, Donald Trump is selling Teslas on the White House lawn, and Democrats are siding with a terror-supporting activist. Give a listen.
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Cato Daily Podcast - Perttu v. Richards
When a prisoner accuses a prison official of sexual abuse, what do courts owe him? In Perttu v. Richards, the Supreme Court will weigh in. Cato's Mike Fox comments.
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The Indicator from Planet Money - The stock market is down, but you don’t need to be
Government cuts. Tariff uncertainty. Sticky interest rates. These are not helping the tumbling stock market. There's a sinking feeling among some Americans that a crash is imminent.
But ... should we all be so worried? Today, we brush away the cobwebs of stock market fear and confusion, and bring some long-held facts to the surface.
Related episodes:
Why to look twice when your portfolio is doing well (Apple / Spotify)
The cautionary tale of a recovering day trading addict (Apple / Spotify)
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But ... should we all be so worried? Today, we brush away the cobwebs of stock market fear and confusion, and bring some long-held facts to the surface.
Related episodes:
Why to look twice when your portfolio is doing well (Apple / Spotify)
The cautionary tale of a recovering day trading addict (Apple / Spotify)
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First Things Podcast - Fulton Sheen: Master Evangelist
In the latest installment of the ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein, Cheryl Hughes joins in to discuss her recent book, "Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen: Convert Maker."
Intro music by Jack Bauerlein.
Consider This from NPR - Fentanyl deaths are plunging, but it’s just the first step
The deadliest phase of the U.S. fentanyl crisis appears to be over. That's according to new research showing fatal overdoses from fentanyl and other street drugs continue to plunge and have now dropped from their peak in all 50 states.
But with that good news comes with challenges including caring for a larger population of people, who are surviving, but may be deeply unwell.
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But with that good news comes with challenges including caring for a larger population of people, who are surviving, but may be deeply unwell.
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Consider This from NPR - Fentanyl deaths are plunging, but it’s just the first step
The deadliest phase of the U.S. fentanyl crisis appears to be over. That's according to new research showing fatal overdoses from fentanyl and other street drugs continue to plunge and have now dropped from their peak in all 50 states.
But with that good news comes with challenges including caring for a larger population of people, who are surviving, but may be deeply unwell.
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But with that good news comes with challenges including caring for a larger population of people, who are surviving, but may be deeply unwell.
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Consider This from NPR - Fentanyl deaths are plunging, but it’s just the first step
The deadliest phase of the U.S. fentanyl crisis appears to be over. That's according to new research showing fatal overdoses from fentanyl and other street drugs continue to plunge and have now dropped from their peak in all 50 states.
But with that good news comes with challenges including caring for a larger population of people, who are surviving, but may be deeply unwell.
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But with that good news comes with challenges including caring for a larger population of people, who are surviving, but may be deeply unwell.
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