Jul 27, 2026 · 3 hr 8 min · 17 segments
Host Erik Fleming sits down with three remarkable guests: Dr. Erica B. Wattley on leadership, education and cybersecurity; Victoria Hetherington on her book The Friend Machine and the ethics of AI…
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A private autopsy of Nolan Wells, a black college football player found dead off the coast of Mississippi, could not rule out foul play, prompting his family to demand further investigation.
A coalition of mostly Democratic-led states sued to block the Department of Homeland Security from withholding over $1 billion in disaster preparedness grants to force states into adopting the Trump administration's preferred election practices.
U.S. Representative Ralph Norman and Senator Darlene Graham will run in a South Carolina Republican special primary to replace the late U.S.
Democrat Amish Shah and Republican Jay Feeley won their respective primaries for Arizona's first congressional district, while U.S. Representative Andy Biggs secured the Republican nomination for governor.
A U.S. judge set a June 2027 trial date for ousted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on drug trafficking charges, though his defense plans to seek dismissal by citing sovereign immunity.
U.S. Army veteran Andrew Arabaca was arrested after protesting ICE by pouring gasoline and setting a fire at a federal building in Lower Manhattan.
The Trump administration is withdrawing controversial subpoenas issued to New York Times journalists.
And the CDC reported 4,173 lab-confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis across 41 states since May 1, with over 7,400 additional cases still under investigation.
A private autopsy of Nolan Wells, a black college football player found dead off the coast of Mississippi, could not rule out foul play, prompting his family to demand further investigation.
A coalition of mostly Democratic-led states sued to block the Department of Homeland Security from withholding over $1 billion in disaster preparedness grants to force states into adopting the Trump administration's preferred election practices.
U.S. Representative Ralph Norman and Senator Darlene Graham will run in a South Carolina Republican special primary to replace the late U.S.
Democrat Amish Shah and Republican Jay Feeley won their respective primaries for Arizona's first congressional district, while U.S. Representative Andy Biggs secured the Republican nomination for governor.
A U.S. judge set a June 2027 trial date for ousted Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on drug trafficking charges, though his defense plans to seek dismissal by citing sovereign immunity.
U.S. Army veteran Andrew Arabaca was arrested after protesting ICE by pouring gasoline and setting a fire at a federal building in Lower Manhattan.
The Trump administration is withdrawing controversial subpoenas issued to New York Times journalists.
And the CDC reported 4,173 lab-confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis across 41 states since May 1, with over 7,400 additional cases still under investigation.
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