1. All good things must come to an end, but hopefully not tonight for the Milwaukee Brewers. That's Jacob Misiorowski who's been the Brewers best pitcher during the post-season. Miz struck out 9 over 5 innings of work in Thursday night's 3-1 loss. Winning is a must for the Brewers season and this series to continue. The Brewers’ 9 hits in three games ties the 1906 White Sox for the fewest in league history. Still not sure who will start for the Brewers tonight. Shohei Ohtani will take the ball for

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1. It's do or die for the Brewers tonight in Los Angeles. Three games, three runs scored, no wins, that's the story for the Brewers offense which has done next to nothing against Dodgers pitching. The losses have overshadowed some quality pitching performances for the Brewers including the Miz who allowed 1 earned run and stuck out 9 in 5 innings of work. If the series gets back to Milwaukee, Miz will be available, but not tonight...and tonight is all that matters. Coverage of tonight's game begins

In today's podcast, Jorge Gestoso discusses key political developments in Latin America ahead of upcoming elections. In Argentina, both Peronismo and the ruling party Libertad Avanza are wrapping up their campaigns for the October 26 legislative elections, with President Javier Miley's government facing allegations of drug trafficking and corruption. In Honduras, audio recordings have emerged indicating a plan to destabilize the electoral process ahead of the November 30 elections...

P3s are popular across the state and are billed as innovative solutions to public projects, but do they cause more harm than good?

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Volunteer! That's the song choice this week, quite fitting. Pat visited the folks at Principles First for an event this week, and celebrates NCFP hitting 4,000 signatures towards ballot access!

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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.askapoldrugs.comVisit Ask a Pol ~ interactive political journalism ~ what should we ask Congress next? Let us know!Who?Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT)Ask a Pol asks:Do you think whichever way that goes could be the dominoes when it comes to SAFER Banking Act and stuff like that? Like if he green lights cannabis would that wake up a lot of people in your party?Key Daines:“I’m not sure, actually,” Sen. Steve Daines exclusively tells Ask a Pol

Vladimir Putin BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Vladimir Putin has had a busy mix of routine meetings, public statements, and consequential headlines in recent days, but the focus remains on the ongoing Ukraine conflict, shifting diplomatic currents, and the Kremlin’s tightening grip on both domestic policy and the battlefield. On the diplomatic front, Russian special envoy Kirill Dmitriev—reportedly close to Putin’s inner circle—told CNN that the US, Ukraine, and Russia are “quite close to a

Mark Carney BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Mark Carney has commanded headlines and the national spotlight over the past several days with a rapid succession of developments that will shape his legacy and pound on his reputation as Canada’s Prime Minister. On October 22 and 23, Carney delivered a major pre-budget address at the University of Ottawa promising generational investments to strengthen the economy and secure Canada’s future. According to coverage by CPAC and the official Prime

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A sentire certe dichiarazioni, sembra sempre che siamo sull’orlo di una guerra civile. Per Giorgia Meloni, la sinistra è “più fondamentalista di Hamas”. Per Elly Schlein, “la democrazia è a rischio, la libertà di parola è a rischio quando l’estrema destra è al governo”. E via così, insultandosi, a colpi di accuse reciproche: quelli sono tagliagole, gli altri sono fascisti

Migration begins long before someone reaches a border — in the loss of stability, opportunity, and trust that makes it impossible to stay.For decades, USAID helped address those root causes by strengthening democratic institutions, supporting communities, and building stability before crises took hold. It was one of the few agencies designed to prevent displacement rather than respond to it.In this clip, Jeremy Williammee, former USAID Director of Democracy and Governance for El Salvador and Central

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The American Democracy Minute Radio News Report & Podcast for Oct. 27, 2025Contributors Donate Over $350M to Fund Trump’s $300M White House Ballroom Project.  What Might Those Donors Get in Return?The Trump administration announced a list of 37 corporate and wealthy donors for the White House ballroom project October 22nd, just days after beginning the East Wing’s demolition.  Over $350 million dollars has been raised for the $300 million dollar project according to President Trump, and

Ballots are on their way to voters’ mailboxes. Local elections around the state will take place November 4.

Bibi Netanyahu BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Benjamin Netanyahu has been at the center of an extraordinary diplomatic whirlwind this week, with the Trump administration maintaining an unprecedented level of oversight over the Israeli Prime Minister. According to multiple reports, senior US officials have descended on Jerusalem in rapid succession, prompting Israeli media to coin the term "Bibi-sitting" to describe what many see as America closely monitoring Netanyahu's adherence to the Gaza