In this conversation, immigration attorney Mo Goldman discusses the complexities and challenges of immigration law, including the difficulties faced by individuals trying to navigate the legal system, the impact of recent policies on civil rights, and the blurring lines between criminality and immigration violations. He emphasizes the need for reform and accountability within the immigration system, as well as the role of Congress in addressing these issues. The conversation also touches on

On this episode of Rich Valdés America at Night, Drew Horn, CEO of GreenMet and former energy and defense official under Vice President Pence, discusses the new U.S.–Australia rare earths partnership, how it strengthens America First policies, and what it means for countering China’s dominance in critical minerals. Then, cybersecurity expert and former CIA operative Eric Cole, CEO of Secure Anchor, breaks down the massive Amazon internet outage and whether China’s cyber influence could be involved

New reassessment expert Jess Scarane joins Rob in the bunker for what is now the third part of a series about the property reassessment meltdown. They discuss the Court of Chancery trial about the legality of split tax rates, Wilmington's undefined internal reassessment, and the reemergence of the evil triangle at the Oct 7th reassessment hearings.Show Notes:Past two episodes

Send us a text Everyone loves to say they want a “badass” job—until they realize Air Force EOD actually plays with live explosives. Peaches sits down with three bomb techs who spill the truth about blowing stuff up for a living. From top-secret clearances to the sadistic “Grooster” workout, these dudes talk smoke sessions, failure, and why being called “Eagle” isn’t a compliment. No Hollywood hero shots here—just sweat, stress, and zero room for mistakes. If you think you’re built different, ...

On this episode of The Scoop from the VET S.O.S. Network, host Kingsley “Kings” Scott sits down with two veterans who turned their service experience into stories of impact and creativity.🎥 Paige, an Army veteran and filmmaker, shares how her time at the White House Communications Agency inspired her to pursue storytelling full-time. Using her GI Bill, she attended the American Film Institute and created Guide On, a short film now featured in the GI Film Festival’s Best of the Fest in Washington,

A 'previdência' do antigo primeiro-ministro na imigração: quer 'filiar-se' no Chega? PS é a nova bengala da AD também nas autarquias? Mithá Ribeiro acusa antigo líder de "predador narcísico".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Once Islamabad's (or Rawalpindi's) protégés, the Taliban are now exchanging gunfire with Pakistan. The recent clashes mark the deadliest fighting between the two since Taliban seized control of Afghanistan in 2021. What changed? In this episode, host Dev Goswami and national security expert Sandeep Unnithan unpack the clash along the Durand Line -- a fight tangled in Pashtun identity, militant kinships, and Pakistan's own Frankenstein problem. The two trace the origin the Taliban, explain how it is

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When millions of Americans take to the streets and do it with joy, laughter, and inflatable unicorns you know something historic is happening. This Jo sits down with Ezra Levin, co‑founder of Indivisible and co‑organizer of the “No Kings” protests, to unpack how the largest peaceful demonstrations in U.S. history came together and why joy is now a weapon against authoritarianism. They break down how a movement built on inclusion and “tactical frivolity” is reshaping resistance, what comes next for

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Think you know your library? Think again! In this special game show edition of One Washington County Oregon, we’re turning up the volume on fun and facts. Join host Christian Aniciete and guest Lisa Tattersall, Washington County Cooperative Library Services Manager, as they challenge two unsuspecting County employees to see who has a better understanding of how WCCLS powers the county’s public library system. Spoiler alert: it’s tougher than your average trivia night — and a whole lot more fu...

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The podcast's fifth season dives into taco culture, from the women who serve as the backbone of Mexican cooking, to the role that food can play in politics.

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In this episode, we dive into one of the biggest challenges in organisational development: how to ensure that learning actually leads to behaviour change. We’re joined again by Kevan Collier, Strategic Learning and Organisational Development Lead at North West Employers, to explore how the COM-B model which stands for Capability, Opportunity, and Motivation – Behaviour can be used as a powerful framework to design learning experiences that truly stick.We unpack how local government leaders can apply

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In part one of Red Eye Radio with Gary McNamara and Eric Harley, during Thursday's NYC mayoral debate, moderators asked candidates Andrew Cuomo, Zohran Mamdani, and Curtis Sliwa who supported mayor Kathy Hochul and none of them raised their hands or offered an immediate endorsement. Also ex-National Security Advisor John Bolton was indicted by a federal grand jury Thursday with 18 counts of the improper handling of classified documents and we learn the sad news that one of the founding members of

This week on The Volpe Report, host Chuck Volpe sits down with Maria Battista, candidate for Pennsylvania Superior Court, and Matthew Wolford, candidate for Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court. Both guests share their backgrounds, judicial philosophies, and reasons why they believe voters should support them in the upcoming election. Tune in for an informative discussion on the future of Pennsylvania’s courts and the importance of this year’s judicial races. Watch The Volpe Report every S...

In part two of Red Eye Radio with Gary McNamara and Eric Harley, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Bernie Sanders took part in a CNN town hall on Wednesday where the New York City representative was asked whether Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer should be worried about a primary challenge from her. AOC and Sanders quickly pushed back on the question, raising their voices as they criticized its premise and took aim at Republicans. House Speaker Mike Johnson called it the first "socialist