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There has already been some relief in diesel prices following the release of emergency diesel stocks over the next four months. While prices have at least stopped rising, it remains uncertain how much further they may fall. Additionally, many farmers secured their diesel supplies before harvest and have already paid record-high prices.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

George Conway is an attorney, political activist, and legal and political commentator. He’s a founder of the Lincoln Project, and is a contributing writer to The Bulwark. He previously worked as a litigator for three decades at the law firm of Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz in New York City. He recently ran for Congress in New York’s 12th District in Manhattan. George and I discuss all things Trump, the midterms, and whether the' inflection point' is finally here. Got somethin' to

Holistic? Full demonstrated need? Optional? Admissions and financial aid officers sometimes speak a particular kind of language...but everyone navigating a college search is not always as fluent in "ed-speak." A dean, a guidance counselor, and a financial aid director offer a translation guide to the essential concepts of a college search.

Happy Tuesday! There are voter deadlines approaching! The WHO released a report that said some cancers are caused by infections. The president has once again said every citizen is going to get $5,000 if Republicans win midterms. Singapore creates a dating app for government employees. This is the under eye cream Carla Marie swears by. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron McIntire breaks down the mixed messages from Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who downplayed the U.S. bomber withdrawal from RAF Fairford as routine rotation, and President Trump, who said there was a threat, while Vice President JD Vance cited an abundance of caution. He covers Trump blaming refinery shortages for high gas prices before his Nebraska campaign trip, and Vance's Alaska rally for Senator Dan Sullivan in a toss-up race against Mary Peltola. Aaron plays a 2015 clip of Bernie Sanders

Good morning! Here is your weather for Tuesday, October 6th, 2026, in the vibrant New York City! - Morning temperature is a cool 46 degrees, great for a cozy sweater - Daytime high reaching 60 degrees with clear blue skies - Light northwest breeze at 4 mph, ideal for a stroll in Central Park - Evening temperatures dropping to around 55 degrees, still pleasant for activities - Nighttime cooling back down to 46 degrees - No rain or snow expected—enjoy the fall foliage and autumn

Good day to you! This is your weather for Tuesday, October 6th, 2026, right here in the lovely city of Philadelphia.- Morning temperature around 48 degrees, warming to 58 by midday - Clear sky, perfect for a stroll in Fairmount Park - Afternoon high of 60 degrees with a northwest gentle breeze - Humidity at a pleasant 50 percent, perfect for outdoor activities - Evening temperatures dipping to 57 degrees, cozy jacket recommended - Clear skies for stargazing, with no rain or snow

Vendors are shifting to usage-based billing for enterprise AI tools, creating information and contract risk as consumption and related costs become less predictable for buyers. Microsoft’s change to Microsoft 365 Copilot Business licenses—sold through the Cloud Solution Provider program—illustrates this, as billing now includes a metered component tied directly to user activity instead of just fixed seat pricing.From November 2nd, each new Copilot license carries a $10 per-user monthly spending

Why were a dozen Madison city council members in a Signal group chat? Madison 365’s Rob Chappell broke the story last week, and on today’s episode, he joins City Cast Madison Host Bianca Martin and Executive Producer Hayley Sperling to break down the story. Plus Young Blood Beer Company is closing its Northstreet location at the end of the month, and the Brewers are one win away from the National League Championship Series!⚾ Join the team and get more from City Cast Madison! When you become a City

Frank Strada resigned as commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Correction following the state’s failed attempt to execute Christa Pike this week. Hosts Rachel Iacovone, executive producer Whitney Pastorek, and creative producer Marie Cecile Anderson discuss what comes next for capital punishment in Tennessee. Plus, Nashville is setting aside $30 million a year to pursue tourism “mega events.” What counts as a mega event, and why is the city spending that money? We talk with Nashville Symphony

Big shopping deals are here! Walmart and Amazon are going head-to-head this week, but are you really saving money? Plus, fascinating research suggests growing up around farm animals and a little dirt may actually help protect kids from allergies and asthma!We're also talking about the new workplace trend called "loud working." Are you someone who makes sure the boss notices your hard work, or do you just hope your efforts speak for themselves? Also on today's podcast: Pope Leo XIV has an

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Tulsa police have arrested a man for robbing a smoke shop, making off with $700 worth of Kratom. The unique nature of the crime highlights the desperate measures some may take due to substance-related issues. Witnesses played a crucial role in identifying the suspect, showcasing the importance of community involvement in local safety. The man now faces multiple charges, leading to an uncertain future as the case unfolds. This incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictable circumstances

A federal judge in Oklahoma ruled that warrantless vehicle tracking by law enforcement violated the Fourth Amendment. The decision stemmed from a case involving a deputy who accessed a rental car's tracking data, revealing over fifty sightings across states without consent. The judge highlighted the need for privacy protections with detailed tracking. While this ruling doesn't ban all license plate readers, it raises important questions about warrantless tracking and individual rights. The