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A fast Friday sweep from the Nobel Peace Prize to a live-streamed execution plan
The episode ranges from the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize to the Pentagon’s plan to publicly livestream the Fort Hood shooter’s execution. It also hits Senate debate takeaways, an ICE shooting in the Bronx, Microsoft’s green card suspension, Hurricane Isaias, and a Friday news quiz.
Military pullbacks, a plague scare, and the coder behind Apollo
This episode centers on a forced retreat for Trump and Hegseth, alongside the key questions surrounding a Russia plague scare. It also ranges across a long-awaited aircraft carrier homecoming, a diplomatic reporting controversy, a death-penalty legal battle, and the legacy of Margaret Hamilton.
Markets surge, India’s voter-roll fight erupts, and cats judge the kibble
This episode moves from a Wall Street record high to a major political controversy in India, with U.S. campaign money and Trump’s promotional ads in between. It closes on a lighter note with a look at the cats helping test pet food.
France’s unrest, Meta’s tax strategy, and secrets emerging from melting glaciers
France’s growing protests and strikes lead the episode, alongside a look at how Meta used A.I. data centers to avoid billions in federal taxes. It also touches on U.S. military moves tied to Iran and cartels, and ancient artifacts emerging from the melting Alps.
The court, the moon, and music class all collide in one fast-moving news roundup
The episode centers on the Supreme Court’s new term, including a climate case, midterm-year political pressure and questions around Justice Alito’s future. It also jumps to a lunar nuclear-power race, a tense U.K. air base incident tied to Iran, and rising instrument costs hitting school music programs.
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