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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 610 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Despite a supposed personnel drawdown, the Department of Homeland Security is calling its ICE rollout in Minnesota the largest immigration operation ever.
Now that thousands of federal agents are leaving, how are the state and its communities faring... more
President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown has real human costs. Some 13 people have been shot by ICE and federal agents since September, two of which were fatal. The number of people held in detention centers increased by nearly 75 percent in 20... more
The Department of Homeland Security issued a memo this week advising federal agents they should detain refugees and migrants who have not yet obtained a green card for an indefinite period of time for rescreening. This puts many people admitted to th... more
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The exuding negativity towards conservative thought is palpable. I just wish for a centrist podcast. I guess this ain't it. Buh Buh
But you missed it on the NOAA story. The National Weather Service is not NOAA. NWS budgets have long been starved by their parent agency NOAA. NOAA is full of biologists, oceanographers, and bureaucrats - not meteorologists. NWS was understaffed and their funds “administratively taxed” for broader NOAA IT and “workforce services”. Ask for the stats, NWS staffing has been at dangerous lows since 2021 and NOAA largely starved NWS. Again, I beg you to ask the question and not blame Trump. The blam... more
1A used to be much better and quite good. Then...
On the Friday week in review show, they replaced the male host, and made the panel predominantly female.
It is worse. And more narrowly focused.
Way to be inclusive. No hostile intentions?
Toxic!!
I’ve been listening to NPR distributions well over a decade thanks to my parents playing it when I was a child. I almost broke with NPR as a whole when they consistently failed to accurately report the genocide occurring in Palestine, but it was this specific pod which kept me in the NPR ecosystem. Jenn White and her cohosts like Todd Zwillich never miss the mark and are so genuine and earnest in their reporting that I end each episode desperate for more- even after the news roundups! They’ve go... more
The content and people interviewed were so vague about what the dept of education does its no wonder that the Trump Admin has discontinued it. Collect data, yes, but how is this data used - no specific examples. After school programs, yes, but what do these programs do - improve education outcomes or provide baby sitting? Enforce racial justice. , yes, but we already know that Trump doesn’t want to spend money on that. If I were a Trump or a supporter, I’d brush the entire interview off as tri... more
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The podcast offers in-depth discussions on pressing news topics and political issues, engaging listeners through detailed analyses and insights from a variety of experts. Key themes include healthcare policy, socio-political dynamics in the U.S., the role of technology like AI, and current electoral events, often emphasizing the impacts of decisions made at federal and local levels. Personal narratives often enrich the storytelling, providing a human element to complex topics such as health challenges and financial burdens faced by caregivers, making it highly relatable for many listeners. It stands out for its commitment to diverse viewpoints, critical examination of political rhetoric, and coverage that seeks to bring clarity to convolute... more
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