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As the incoming second Trump administration prepares to target government waste with the Department of Government Efficiency commission and activists hope that Trumps administration will root divisive left-wing racial ideologies out of government, Pare

Join Jim and Greg on 3 Martini Lunch as they discuss the potential reversal of one of the U.S. Supreme Courts worst decisions, the significant increase in U.S. troops in Syria, and the surprising comeback of disgraced politician Anthony Weiner. First , t

Ann’s last show before Christmas and it’s a stocking overflowing with stories that you may have missed this week. The show returns one last time for 2024 on the Friday before the New Year. See you then!

In the second of two episodes on the US tax policy outlook, Alex Brill joins Robert to talk about the political dynamics of tax legislation in 2025. They discuss how the reconciliation procedure will shape legislation, what issues could divide Republicans

Was 1929 a harbinger of October 7th, 2023? August 23rd, 1929, nearly 100 years ago, marks the day of what is referred to in history as the 1929 Arab Riots: a wave of pogroms waged against the Jews living in British Mandatory Palestine. These pogroms began

Author Ward Farnsworth joins Chris to discuss his Classical English series, as well as his books on Stoicism and the Socratic Method. Whatand howcan we learn from the style, rhetoric, and argument of great writers from the long 19th century? How are the

On this week’s episode of Case in Point, Sarah Parshall Perry talks with Ian Prior, Senior advisor to America First Legal about the power of the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), AFL’s investigations using the FOIA tool to unearth government

On todays Top News in 10, we cover: Some suggest its time for a new House speaker. Donald Trump and JD Vance weigh in on the spending bill fight. A Georgia appeals court on Thursday disqualified Fani Willis. Luigi Mangione waived his right to an extradi