Morning Announcements

Today, we start with Senator Bill Cassidy showing his true colors regarding race, and the first flight carrying baby formula has landed from Europe in the US. Then, it's revealed that Tesla paid $250,000 in 2018 to silence a Space X attendant that Elon Musk exposed himself to, and the recent spread of Monkeypox continues throughout the states. Resources/Articles mentioned this episode: Vanity Fair...

*UPDATE: Today's episode begins with breaking news about a new abortion ban in Oklahoma. Then we hear about the House committee requesting information from Barry Loudermilk on capitol tours he gave the day before the January 6th insurrection. Then, President Biden is invoking the Defense Production Act to aid the baby formula shortage and 192 republicans in the House are voting against an emergenc...

Today, we start with incoming results from the Pennsylvania senate republican primary race, and news that the justice department has finally asked the January 6th House committee for their closed-door transcripts. Then, the justice department’s back at it by suing Steve Winn, the Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Ted Cruz’s challenge to a federal law, and equal pay and bonuses are now in play fo...

Today, we start with President Biden addressing the Buffalo shooting, as well as current results from the elections in Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Idaho, Kentucky and Oregon. Then, the longest battle of the war in Ukraine has ended, the FDA has authorized Pfizer booster doses for children ages 5 to 11, and a new bill signed by Governor Ron DeSantis. Finally, Elon Musk attempts to back out of his...

Today, we start with McDonalds announcing that they are pulling out of Russia, and Sweden announcing that they are pulling out of 200 years of neutrality. Meanwhile, a new poll reveals a startling set of beliefs about immigrants replacing American voters, and a solution has been found to the baby formula shortage. Finally, the largest wildfire in New Mexico state history continues raging. Resource...

The week starts with a tragic mass shooting out of Buffalo, New York. Then, Finland and Sweden move closer to joining NATO as Russia responds, the Texas power grid is failing again, and the White House is getting a new press secretary. Finally, in some good news, Australian researchers made a breakthrough in identifying the root cause of sudden infant death syndrome. Resources/Articles mentioned t...

Today, we start with Russia responding to Finland’s NATO plan, Hungary’s prime minister refusing to ban imports of Russian oil, an update on the nationwide shortage of baby formula, and North Korea's nationwide lockdown. Finally, we end the week with a New York judge ordering Donald Trump to pay 110 thousand dollars in contempt fees. Resources/Articles mentioned this episode: WaPo: Russia responds...

Today, we start with the failure of the Women’s Health Protection Act in the Senate, the primary elections in West Virginia and Nebraska, and a federal judge stating he will block Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' redistricting map. Finally, we end with Spain’s proposal that would grant women 3 days of menstrual leave.   Resources/Articles mentioned this episode: Axios: Bill to protect abortion rights fa...

Today we cover Elon Musk stating he would let Donald Trump back on Twitter, the Treasury secretary Janet Yellen’s comments on the effects of eliminating abortion, President Biden’s remarks on inflation, and the House of Representatives vote that would recognize congressional workers' right to unionize. Finally, we end with the Senate passing a bill that gives police protection to families of Supre...

Today we cover New York lawmakers pushing for abortion funds, President Biden signing a bill expediting the process to send military aid, and the severe fire risk for the southwestern United States. Lastly, AT&T, Comcast, and Verizon have agreed to provide high-speed internet service at a discount to low-income consumers. Resources/Articles mentioned this episode: NY Times: New York lawmakers Push...

We start this week off with various changes that lawmakers in several states are trying to create to limit contraception. Then, we touch upon Marjorie Taylor Greene’s ability to run for reelection, the job growth in the U.S, and Jill Biden’s visit to Ukraine. Finally, we end with Rudy Giuliani canceling his appearance before the Jan. 6 committee. Resources/Articles mentioned this episode: Rolling...

Today, we cover Canada’s announcement that Americans will be able to obtain abortions in Canada, Madison Cawthorn’s new 30-second naked video dropping, and the new press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre. Finally, we end this Friday with an increase in covid cases. Resources/Articles mentioned this episode: Axios: Americans can get abortions in Canada if Roe is overturned, official says CNN: Cawthorn a...

Today, we cover the 6 week abortion ban in Oklahoma, the big takeaways from the primary elections that were held on Tuesday in Ohio and Indiana, Pope Francis’ warning to the leader of the Russian Orthodox Church, and the Federal Reserve raising interest rates. Finally, we end with Intuit's agreement to settle the deception claim. Resources/Articles mentioned this episode: AP News: Oklahoma governo...

Well, you guessed it– today we bring you up to date with all the buzz surrounding the leaked Supreme Court opinion that intends to overturn Roe v. Wade. Resources/Articles mentioned this episode: Axios: Democrats lack votes to end filibuster for abortion protections WaPo: The next frontier for the antiabortion movement: A nationwide ban WaPo: Supreme Court will investigate leaked draft of abortion...

We start today with the shocking news of a leaked copy of a supreme court majority opinion that will overturn Roe v. Wade. Trump’s former defense secretary, Mark Esper, came out with a memoir, meanwhile, the Israeli foreign minister calls out Russia’s Foreign Minister, Sergey Lavrov on his Hilter remarks. Then, the American Academy of Pediatrics reviews its flawed, race-based guidelines. Finally,...

This week starts with Nancy Pelosi's visit to President Zelensky. Connecticut passes a bill that will expand the types of medical professionals who can provide abortion services. Next, we touch upon the cross-country shortage of baby formula. Meanwhile, the Justice Department filed a complaint challenging Alabama’s recently enacted law. Finally, Biden subtly digs at the former president at the Whi...

We end this week, with the announcement of The January 6th House committee’s save the date, which has been tentatively scheduled from June 9th to the end of the month. Then, President Biden asked congress for another 33 billion dollars to aid Ukraine, in light of the White House unveiling a legislative package that would allow the federal government to sell Russian yachts. On top of that, we disco...

Yesterday Russia shut off the supply of natural gas to Poland and Bulgaria. Nestle raised their prices by more than 5% by passing on its rising costs to shoppers. Next, The Minnesota Human Rights Department found that the Minneapolis Police Department violated the Minnesota Human Rights Act. Meanwhile, 6 million Californians were asked to cut their outdoor watering to one day a week amidst the dro...

President Biden announced 3 pardons and the commutation of 75 sentences for nonviolent drug offenders. Harvard commits 100 million dollars to study and remedy its ties to slavery. Next, the head of the UN’s atomic agency announced that radiation levels at Chernobyl are considered to be “normal”. Finally, the EU's internal market commissioner reminds Elon that he needs to play by “their rules”. Res...

We kick off today with Elon Musk buying Twitter yesterday for roughly 44 billion dollars and Donald Trump being fined $10,000 a day for failing to respond to a subpoena. Meanwhile, the EU announced a new set of digital regulations that will affect the US and other countries. Finland and Sweden have agreed to submit membership applications to NATO while the United States has named an ambassador to...

This week starts with newly obtained audio by the New York Times of Trump’s conversation with Kevin McCarthy a few days after January 6th. Next, Marjorie Taylor Greene testified under oath in a lawsuit that will determine her eligibility to run for reelection. French President Emmanuel Macron makes history as the first French president to be reelected in 20 years. Meanwhile, the Biden administrati...

This Friday starts with the closing of the consulates of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania in Russia. Next, the Florida state legislature has passed a bill to cancel Walt Disney World's special tax district. Meanwhile, The Department of Education announced it will retroactively cancel student loans for at least 40,000 borrowers. Finally, Donald Trump Jr will be voluntarily testifying before the Janua...

The White House will appeal the decision of the Florida federal court to drop the mask mandate for federal travel. Meanwhile, Ron DeSantis starts meddling with Florida’s electoral maps. A UK court issued a formal order yesterday to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the U.S. Players from Russia and Belarus are banned from the Wimbledon tennis tournament. Finally, Netflix’s share price d...

After Monday night’s federal court ruling on the mask mandate for travel, TSA lifted its mask mandate. ​​Then, Russia announced that the “next phase” of the war is underway. Meanwhile, a federal judge ruled that legal efforts to disqualify Marjorie Taylor Greene from running for re-election can proceed. The White House announced it has restored key protections to an important environmental law. Fi...

Today starts with a Federal Judge in Florida who voided the federal mask mandate when on planes. Meanwhile, the city of Philadelphia became the first major US city to reinstate its own mask mandate. In Ukraine, the Russian army has started using lethal darts and in Oklahoma, access to abortion training for medical students is under serious threat. Elon Musk tweeted that members of Twitter's board...