Sep 21, 2026 · 2 hr 28 min · 14 segments
In this episode, Intisar Rabb, Faculty Director for the Program of Islamic Law at Harvard Law School, talks about her legal achievements and why Americans should not be afraid of Sharia law. Then…
Erik FlemingHost
Maya RupertGuest
Intisar RabbGuest
Grace Gee
A news helicopter covering a fatal bus collision crashed in Los Angeles, killing the pilot, an NBC photojournalist and a bystander on the ground.
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates to combat persistent inflation fueled by global tariffs, energy shocks, and artificial intelligent investments.
The U.S. Senate rejected a Trump-backed cryptocurrency bill after it did not reach the 60-vote threshold needed to advance.
President Trump signed legislation imposing sweeping new sanctions on Russia's energy, defense and maritime sectors to cut off funding for its war in Ukraine.
A federal appeals court struck down a Trump administration policy that allowed the rapid deportation of migrants to third-party countries without assessing safety risks.
A federal judge overturned a policy cutting diversity, equity and inclusion grants, ruling that the Department of Education failed to provide clear evaluation criteria or assess the impact of the cuts.
A Minnesota man was sentenced to 14 months in federal prison for assaulting U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar with vinegar over political differences.
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to give 30 days notice before attempting to demolish the Kennedy Center, which recently closed for a multimillion-dollar renovation.
The family of late conservative activist Charlie Kirk notified Utah Valley University of their intent to sue over his fatal shooting, citing inadequate campus security.
And Pennsylvania reported 731 measles cases as health officials intensified vaccination efforts.
A news helicopter covering a fatal bus collision crashed in Los Angeles, killing the pilot, an NBC photojournalist and a bystander on the ground.
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates to combat persistent inflation fueled by global tariffs, energy shocks, and artificial intelligent investments.
The U.S. Senate rejected a Trump-backed cryptocurrency bill after it did not reach the 60-vote threshold needed to advance.
President Trump signed legislation imposing sweeping new sanctions on Russia's energy, defense and maritime sectors to cut off funding for its war in Ukraine.
A federal appeals court struck down a Trump administration policy that allowed the rapid deportation of migrants to third-party countries without assessing safety risks.
A federal judge overturned a policy cutting diversity, equity and inclusion grants, ruling that the Department of Education failed to provide clear evaluation criteria or assess the impact of the cuts.
A Minnesota man was sentenced to 14 months in federal prison for assaulting U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar with vinegar over political differences.
A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to give 30 days notice before attempting to demolish the Kennedy Center, which recently closed for a multimillion-dollar renovation.
The family of late conservative activist Charlie Kirk notified Utah Valley University of their intent to sue over his fatal shooting, citing inadequate campus security.
And Pennsylvania reported 731 measles cases as health officials intensified vaccination efforts.
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