Israel has hit Iranian state TV as Tehran has reportedly reached out to end the war. Also: The suspect in the killing of a Minnesotan lawmaker is charged with murder, and the owners splashing out on their pet's birthday.
Philosophers In Space - Silo and Longterm Paternalism
Coming out of our Silo and we're not doing fine! The air is still toxic and we're losing our minds!
We're back at it with season two of Silo, and we're discussing the ethics and practicality of maintaining a system like this, as well as discussing the ableist implications of a common trope.
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CBS News Roundup - 06/16/2025 | World News Roundup Late Edition
Details about the movements of suspect accused of shooting two Minnesota lawmakers and killing one of them and her husband. Pentagon sending "additional capabilities" to the Mideast as Israel-Iran tensions heat up. Death toll grows to 6 in West Virginia flooding. CBS News Correspondent Christopher Cruise with tonight's World News Roundup.
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The Gist - What Could Go Right, And Why We Rarely Hear About It
Zachary Karabell of The Progress Network and the What Could Go Right podcast lays out a case for “edgy optimism,” highlighting under-covered wins in medicine, education, and public policy. From New Mexico’s universal childcare to gene therapies for sickle cell disease, he argues the problem isn’t a lack of progress—it’s our inability to notice. Plus, a new U.S. ad from Benjamin Netanyahu adapts the famous Talmudic credo “Rise and Kill First” into something just a little more TV-friendly. And in the spiel: Trump’s gray, soggy military parade gets upstaged by a vibrant “No Kings” protest.
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Marketplace All-in-One - The Fed’s got an interest rate decision to make
The Federal Open Market Committee meets later this week, and it’s pretty likely they’ll examine why tariffs didn’t drive inflation up in May. The good news? A slew of economic data coming out this week could clear things up, and help them make an interest rate decision. Also in this episode: Other central banks have June meetings on the books, domestic steel production ramps up under tariffs — but steel jobs don’t — and Halloween came early this year. Like, really early.
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Consider This from NPR - The big SCOTUS decisions looming
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