May 25, 2026 · 1 hr 47 min · 16 segments
Host Erik Fleming interviews Denise Berkhalter-Miller, National Director of Communications for Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE), about her Mississippi and Jackson State roots, her career…
Erik FlemingHostDenise Burkhalter MillerGuest
Grace Gee
Thousands of activists gathered in Selma and Montgomery, Alabama, for a national day of action to protest congressional redistricting efforts that will dilute the Black vote.
The US Supreme Court rejected a request by Virginia Democrats to reinstate a voting map approved by the state's voters in a recent referendum.
Two teenage gunmen shot and killed a security guard and two other men outside the Islamic Center of San Diego before turning their weapons on themselves.
Search and rescue operations in Morocco recovered the remains of Specialist Mariah Simone Collington and First Lieutenant Kendrick Lamont Key Jr., both of whom died after falling off a cliff during a multinational military exercise.
President Trump seeks to dismiss multiple lawsuits against the federal government in exchange for creating a one point seven billion dollar fund to compensate individuals who claim they were targeted by the Biden administrationEd Gaulerain defeated vocal Trump critic Thomas Massey in Kentucky's 4th congressional district Republican primary.
In the Georgia gubernatorial race, Bert Jones and Rick Jackson advanced to a Republican primary runoff, while former Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms decisively secured the Democratic nomination.
Bill Cassidy, the Republican senator who voted for President Trump's impeachment, lost his re-election primary in Louisiana.
Colorado governor Jared Polis granted clemency to former county clerk Tina Peters, commuting her nine-year prison sentence for voting machine tampering to time served.
A Kansas City district judge temporarily blocked a state law banning gender transition treatments for minors.
Thousands of activists gathered in Selma and Montgomery, Alabama, for a national day of action to protest congressional redistricting efforts that will dilute the Black vote.
The US Supreme Court rejected a request by Virginia Democrats to reinstate a voting map approved by the state's voters in a recent referendum.
Two teenage gunmen shot and killed a security guard and two other men outside the Islamic Center of San Diego before turning their weapons on themselves.
Search and rescue operations in Morocco recovered the remains of Specialist Mariah Simone Collington and First Lieutenant Kendrick Lamont Key Jr., both of whom died after falling off a cliff during a multinational military exercise.
President Trump seeks to dismiss multiple lawsuits against the federal government in exchange for creating a one point seven billion dollar fund to compensate individuals who claim they were targeted by the Biden administrationEd Gaulerain defeated vocal Trump critic Thomas Massey in Kentucky's 4th congressional district Republican primary.
In the Georgia gubernatorial race, Bert Jones and Rick Jackson advanced to a Republican primary runoff, while former Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms decisively secured the Democratic nomination.
Bill Cassidy, the Republican senator who voted for President Trump's impeachment, lost his re-election primary in Louisiana.
Colorado governor Jared Polis granted clemency to former county clerk Tina Peters, commuting her nine-year prison sentence for voting machine tampering to time served.
A Kansas City district judge temporarily blocked a state law banning gender transition treatments for minors.
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