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Start your day with The Daily Dive. News without the noise, told straight. Explore the most interesting news of the day. Connect with the writers, analysts and reporters that know the real story. Hosted by Oscar Ramirez in Los Angeles, this 20 minute podcast will be ready for you when you wake up. (Posted by 6 AM EST)

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One More Thing: Tom Brady and the Wildest NFL Off-Season Ever 03.03.2020

This NFL off-season has the potential to be one of the wildest ones yet. There are a lot of veteran quarterbacks who might be available in free agency and it could cause a scramble for those who play the most important position in the game. But the one player who everyone has their eyes on… is Tom Brady. If he leaves the Patriots, that scramble will be intense. For more on all the talk you’ll be h...

Covid-19 Sees 100 Confirmed Cases in the U.S. and Why You Should Stop Buying Masks 03.03.2020

The outbreak of COVID-19, the coronavirus, is dominating the headlines everyday as more cases pop up around the world. In order to keep you updated on what to know we are going to do regular updates on what’s important. In the United Stated we have at least 100 confirmed cases and 6 deaths. My producer Victor Wright joins me to discuss the latest and why you need to stop buying face masks. Next, S...

Police Mislead Woman to Obtain Her DNA and Then Arrest Her Son for a Cold Case Murder 02.03.2020

A woman in Georgia is crying foul saying that police detectives lied to her in order to obtain her DNA. Police then used that DNA and the relatively new investigative genetic genealogy technique to match her son to a cold case murder. Asking innocent people to voluntarily provide their DNA is known as “target testing” and when this case goes to trial in June, it could be the first to explore how p...

WEEKEND EDITION- Harvey Weinstein Guilty, College Admissions Scandal, Who Are the Chronic Non-Voters? 01.03.2020

This is a compilation of some of the most compelling stories of the week. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WEEKEND EDITION- Suspicious Case of Coronavirus in CA and the Messy Dem Debate 29.02.2020

This is a compilation of some of the most compelling stories of the week. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One More Thing: Netflix's New Reality Dating Show Is Outrageous and People Can't Stop Watching 28.02.2020

Netflix has another hit in its hands with the reality dating show Love is Blind . The premise is that people will connect emotionally with each other by sitting in secluded pods and talking with one another without ever seeing each other. They fall in love on a deeper level and get engaged within a matter of days. The rest of the show is a test if their love can last in the real world, leading to...

The Noah's Ark of Citrus and COVID-19 Keeps Spreading 28.02.2020

It is being called the Noah’s Ark of citrus, The Givaudan Citrus Variety Collection at UC Riverside in California and it has over 1,000 different citrus specimens. But one thing that could destroy it all, is the bacterial infection known as citrus greening which kills trees and produces inedible fruit. Citrus greening has caused over $2 billion in losses in Florida and worries are that it could al...

What Happened to the College Admissions Scandal Kids and SC Debate Highlights 27.02.2020

The Hot Pocket heiress Michelle Janavs was sentenced earlier this week to five months in prison for her role in the college admissions cheating scandal. She spent $300,000 to help her two daughters cheat on exams and secure admission for one of them to USC. While parents are pleading guilty and not-guilty, what is happening to the students wrapped up in this scandal? None of them have been charged...

One More Thing: Amazon Opens Cashierless Grocery Store 26.02.2020

Amazon has taken its "Go" technology used in its small convenience stores and opened up a large cashierless grocery store. As you walk into the store you scan in with your Amazon app, shop for anything you want, and simply walk out. You will be charged automatically for everything you took. Amazon hopes that the new grocery store will demonstrate how well the new technology works so that it can se...

Who Are the Non-Voters and Why Do They Choose to Not Cast a Ballot? 26.02.2020

In 2016, nearly 100 million eligible Americans did not cast a vote for president. These are the non-voters, a huge number of voters that could be influential if they mobilized, but they choose not to. The Knight Foundation has now released the results of “The 100 Million Project,” the largest survey of chronic non-voters. In a nutshell, these people are less white, less educated, poorer, younger,...

One More Thing: NASA Is Hiring New Astronauts for the Next Moon Mission 25.02.2020

Are you ready for that dream job? NASA is hiring new astronauts for its Artemis moon mission program. NASA wants the first person to reach the South Pole of the moon to be a woman and applications open on March 2. The mission here is to see what it would be like to work in space and set up a moon base, which would be a precursor to making our way to Mars. It is a tough lift however to be an astron...

Harvey Weinstein Found Guilty in New York 25.02.2020

Harvey Weinstein has been found guilty in his sexual assault trial in New York on two charges, but acquitted on three others including some of the more serious charges of being a sexual predator. The next phase is sentencing which will happen on March 11 where he faces a possible sentence of 5-25 years. Shayna Jacobs, courts reporter at the Washington Post, joins us for the verdicts and also how i...

One More Thing: Seven Mysterious Sounds With No Explanation 24.02.2020

Popular Science has compiled a list of seven mysterious sounds that science has yet to solve. Everything from odd cannon-like sounds near upstate New York’s Seneca Lake, to weird radio transmissions coming from Russia, to singing sand in the desert, which could be a result of grains of sand rolling down the dunes. To go through some of these unknown audio mysteries, we speak to Rachel Feltman, art...

Bernie Sanders Is the Frontrunner and Transplant Organs Missing in Transit 24.02.2020

After winning by a wide margin in the Nevada Caucuses, Bernie Sanders has cemented his frontrunner status in the Democratic nominating process so far. The fight moves on to South Carolina and Super Tuesday, but in the meantime, establishment Democrats are nervous that Sanders may be too far to the left and could not defeat President Trump in a general election. Ginger Gibson, political reporter fo...

WEEKEND EDITION- Presidential Candidate Mike Bloomberg Launches New Social Media Ad Campaign, Hive Heists Are the Next Threat to Bees, Inside the CIA and NSA Story of Operation Rubicon 23.02.2020

This is a compilation of the best stories of the week. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WEEKEND EDITION- Roger Stone Sentenced to 40 Months in Prison, Bloomberg Bombs at Democratic Debate, Florida Cops Use Facial Recognition App to Pull Our Pictures 22.02.2020

This is a compilation of the best stories of the week. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

One More Thing: Is the Banning of Plastic Bags Actually Bad for the Environment? 21.02.2020

You see it happening all over the place, plastic bag bans at super markets and plastic straw bans at bars and restaurants. While it can be an inconvenience for some, many say that it is worth it to help save the environment. But what if it is actually just a waste of money and harmful to the environment in other ways? We wanted to offer you another viewpoint on this discussion and speak to John Ti...

Roger Stone Sentenced to 40 Months in Prison 21.02.2020

Roger Stone, sentenced to 40 months in prison for crimes that include obstruction of justice, lying to Congress, and witness tampering, but the big question is whether he will serve all that time. Looming over the whole case is whether the President will get involved. He has said that Stone “has a very good chance of exoneration.” Ursula Perano, reporter at Axios, joins us for the sentencing detai...

One More Thing: How Can the Coronavirus Kill People? 20.02.2020

As the coronavirus infects more and more people, scientists are constantly asking the question: How is the coronavirus actually killing people? Although there are some hypotheses, there is still no one, clear explanation. My producer, Victor Wright, joins us for more on this story. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy info...

Meth Is Making a Comeback on the Streets of Ohio and Kentucky 20.02.2020

Meth is back, and it is uglier than ever. While the opioid crisis has had its grip on the country for some time now, on the streets of Ohio and Kentucky meth is making a resurgence because of the cheap price, increased purity, and opioid users looking for alternatives. And while communities grapple with how to treat these epidemics, we still must treat the underlying problem of addiction. Terry De...

One More Thing: Florida Cops Using Facial Recognition Tech That Pulls Your Photos From Social Media 19.02.2020

There is a facial recognition app called Clearview AI, which law enforcement agencies across the country are using to identify suspects or victims. The crazy part about it is how the app works. It scrubs the internet and sites like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Venmo for pictures that the app can then use to match against photos submitted to the app. In Florida, the Tampa Bay Times, has found ab...

Pardons, Commutations, and the Man Who Catches Marathon Cheaters 19.02.2020

President Trump on Tuesday handed out a slew of pardons and commutations ranging from former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich to former San Francisco 49ers owner Edwards DeBartolo. Specifically with the former governor, he was sentenced to 14 years for corruption charges including trying to sell an appointment to Barack Obama’s old senate seat in exchange for campaign contributions. He served a l...

One More Thing: Get Ready for the Fish Sandwich Wars of 2020 18.02.2020

Arby's has started a turf war with McDonald's over fish sandwiches ahead of the Lent season. Arby's is running a series of ads and also taking to social media to get people to question the Filet-O-Fish and and try their new Fish 'N Cheddar Sandwich. It will be a tough lift to dethrone the popularity of McDonald's Filet-O-fish, but after the chicken sandwich wars of last year, it could be anyone's...

AG Bill Barr Faces Calls to Resign and CIA Operation Rubicon 18.02.2020

The Department of Justice has been tossed into turmoil once again after Attorney General Bill Barr changed sentencing recommendations for Trump ally Roger Stone and after Barr gave an interview to ABC news saying that President Trump’s constant tweets make it impossible for him to run the DOJ properly. Now, over 1,100 former DOJ officials are calling on Barr to resign. Ginger Gibson, political rep...

Mr. Big: The Inside Story of a Botched Undercover Operation 17.02.2020

Today we have a true crime story and a yearlong police sting that failed completely. Police used what’s called a Mr. Big sting. It is one of the most controversial tactics used by police that it has been banned in many countries. The way it works is one undercover officer befriends the suspect and lures the suspect into committing increasingly serious crimes. At this point the officer introduces t...

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