Prepare for a frightening episode of “The TMI Show with hosts Ted Rall and Manila Chan,” joined by Dr. Reese Halter. We’re tackling disturbing reports that the Trump Administration has directed the FBI to surveil, question, and harass peaceful climate-change and environmental activists. In Boston, at least six activists, including members of Extinction Rebellion, were visited at their homes by FBI agents with no clear motive, evidently intended as intimidation.Elsewhere, groups like the Appalachian

Today, POLITICO Energy host Cat Morehouse sits down for an extended interview with Matt Christiansen, the former general counsel to multiple chairs of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. During his tenure, Christiansen was deeply involved in hundreds of FERC proceedings over the years, including the creation of landmark - and often controversial - rules. They discuss FERC’s biggest successes and challenges along with what’s ahead for the agency under the second Trump administration. Nirmal

In the final episode of Season 7, Bill and Alex look ahead to the looming verdict on the House Settlement (2:58) before discussing all things UND Athletics, including track and field’s spotlight at the NCAA West Regional (8:32), new home kickoff times for football (11:43), and the naming of hockey’s new associate head coach (16:44). On this week’s triumphant B-Side (36:07), it’s all COYS, as Tottenham Hotspur win their first European trophy in 41 years.

Around 100,000 people in the New Orleans area experienced forced power outages this weekend, prompting reliability questions about the regional grid operator while potentially bolstering the Trump administration’s efforts to keep fossil fuel plants running. POLITICO’s Cat Morehouse breaks down what happened in New Orleans and how this impacts the Trump administration’s fossil fuel ambitions. Plus, President Donald Trump has appointed Emily Domenech as executive director of the Federal Permitting

Get ready for a gripping episode of The TMI Show with hosts Ted Rall and Manila Chan, diving into one of the most pivotal legal battles of 2025! The main focus is the U.S. Supreme Court’s oral arguments on May 15, tackling whether federal courts can issue sweeping temporary stays to block President Trump’s executive order ending birthright citizenship. This historic case, rooted in the 14th Amendment’s guarantee of citizenship for those born on U.S. soil, pits the Trump administration against 22

Manila Chan and producer Robby, filling in for the space traveling Ted Rall, discuss major events happening around the world on The TMI Show. Here’s what’s on the docket today: The U.S. Supreme Court just handed the Trump administration a win—allowing a controversial policy to proceed that bans most transgender individuals from serving in the military. What does this decision really mean for civil rights, military readiness, and the broader fight for equality? We break it all down—with facts,

Before she decided to sue the Trump administration, Emily Ley’s image wasn’t political. She makes high-end planners and has a new cookbook with easy recipes for busy parents. But she manufactures her planners in China and says Trump’s tariffs make her business model untenable.“One minute I was talking about how to make an easy pot roast, and the next minute we’re talking about an international trade war,” Ley said.Today on the show White House reporter Cat Zakrzewski explains the case Ley is

Today's episode covers the tragic retrieval of four drowned family members, with the government pledging to cover funeral costs. Additionally, former President Lungu accuses the current administration of worsening corruption, a charge the government addresses by announcing numerous arrests in the health sector and urging diplomatic channels for foreign envoys' communications. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 13 articles from 2 sources. The size of the audio

Get ready for TMI with hosts Ted Rall and Manila Chan, as they dive into a seismic legal showdown that’s rocking the core of U.S. immigration policy! This week, a Trump-appointed federal judge in Texas, Fernando Rodriguez Jr., dropped a bombshell ruling that’s sending shockwaves through the administration’s playbook. Tune in as Ted and Manila unpack the dramatic decision that struck down Donald Trump’s controversial use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelan migrants without due process—a

On the surface, you'd think yesterday was a banner day for the second Donald Trump administration: his staff negotiated an end to the trade war he launched, he signed an executive order to mandate steep price cuts for prescription drug prices in the U.S., and who wouldn't have a good if they were given a $400 million luxury plane? Jon Stewart at 'The Daily Show' even confessed to having long-coveted the drug deal. About that ... ... the executive order, it turns out, isn't all

In this week’s episode, Bill and Alex discuss all things NCHC, Summit League, and Missouri Valley Football Conference in the midst of end-of-season meetings around the leagues (2:26). The guys then reflect on a special season for UND Softball before previewing the conference championships for Outdoor Track and Field and breaking down how the latest UND Athletics Hall of Fame class was selected (14:22). On this week’s B-Side (28:58), Tottenham Hotspur are inexplicably a win away from a major European

Responding to the U.S. government cutting $50 million in health aid due to widespread medicine theft, Zambia's Health Minister stated this deep-rooted problem began before the current UPND administration took office. In other key developments, Keith Mweemba was elected as the new Football Association of Zambia president. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 12 articles from 2 sources. The size of the audio file is 10.09 MB. Running time is 10 minutes, 59 seconds

In this episode, we’re joined by Kim Georgine, founder and director of Cat House Films. Kim talks about her American upbringing, her career in the American film and television industry, her experiences moving to New Zealand, and the treatment of immigrants in recent months under the Trump administration.

The impact of the second Trump Administration on our most marginalized communities is significant. Today, we explore the Trump Administration’s impact on children. We are joined by Eli Hager, a journalist who focuses on threats to federal social safety net programs as well as systems that lower-income families interact with at the state and local levels. Eli’s latest article for Pro Prublica is titled, “The Trump Administration’s War on Children.” Read that article here:

The Trump Administration’s Department of Governmental Efficiency (DOGE) has attacked the Vera Institute of Justice by cutting $5 million in federal funding and then to directly intervene in the work of that non-profit organization. We speak with Insha Rahman, the Vice President of Advocacy and Partnerships at the Vera Institute of Justice, which is an organization whose purpose is to research, test, and scale innovative solutions to end mass incarceration. — Subscribe to this podcast:

Another Saturday hour of tea, scones (cream on first then jam - you heathens who think differently) and THE COLONEL playing his fave tracks from movies and telly. A few of the guv'nors were of course present and correct including God Barry, Quincy Jones, Henry Mancini and Lalo Schifrin. But a bit of current listening pleasure too in the form of London boy James Blake from the very peculiar but riveting "Sinners". Due to an administration cock up by one of the adjutants, there will be a show

On today’s Palestine Post, we speak with Harvard law student and KPFA correspondent Ariel Boone as well as Dr Lara Jirmanus, a Palestinian-Lebanese-American physician and a clinical instructor at Harvard Medical School about Harvard’s targeting by the Trump Administration as well as its broader commitment to zionism — Subscribe to this podcast: https://plinkhq.com/i/1637968343?to=page Get in touch: lawanddisorder@kpfa.org Follow us on socials

First, a follow-up to yesterday's show as both Cobb Democrats won their special elections to serve on that county's commission, putting Democrats (again) in control of that county's governance (despite all the efforts at the state GOP level to undo the will of the majority). Also, after having a grousing parent removed from a school board hearing a little more than a week ago for bending the knee to the Trump administration and eliminating their D.E.I. initiatives, Decatur City Schools

The Zambian government is facing criticism over its cyber laws, with some arguing that revising them could promote hate speech and falsehoods. Meanwhile, the country's macroeconomic environment is showing signs of recovery and stability, according to the Finance Minister. Additionally, civil society organizations are calling for the establishment of an electoral court ahead of the 2026 general elections to strengthen the administration of justice in electoral disputes. Today's edition is presented

On this episode of Stock Movers:- Caterpillar Inc. (CAT) shares are up in after hours trading. This comes as the company expects slightly lower sales this year if Trump administration tariffs remain in place and the economy dips into a recession in the second half. The guidance, in line with previous expectations, came as the heavy-equipment maker posted first-quarter earnings that fell short of analysts’ estimates. The company painted two scenarios in its results’ presentation,