🚨 Chicago’s woke mayor makes a jaw-dropping claim, accusing the Trump administration of “throwing Black babies in the back of vans.” Yes, really. We break it down.🎙️ Then — Karine Jean-Pierre’s first brutal interview with The New Yorker has the internet in stitches.🌱 Next — Soybeans, Seed Oils, and the MAHA Movement: Are we about to see history repeat itself? We dig into the health war that could shake up Illinois farmers.💥 And later — Campus Rage Turns Criminal: A former ISU teaching assistant

On today’s Palestine Post, we speak with Tariq Habash.  Tariq is co-founder of A New Policy. He resigned from the U.S. Department of Education in January, 2024 due to the Biden Administration’s policy on Gaza and its unrestricted support for Israel’s aggression against Palestinians.__ Subscribe to this podcast: https://plinkhq.com/i/1637968343?to=page Get in touch: lawanddisorder@kpfa.org Follow us on socials @LawAndDis: https://twitter.com/LawAndDis; https://www.instagram.com/lawanddis/ The post

UND Head Tennis Coach Tom Boysen discussed his rosters for the season, noting that the men’s team features an almost entirely new lineup, while the women’s team brings back a strong group of experienced players. The student-athletes also highlighted the upcoming “Hit with the Hawks” event on November 7th at Choice, where fans are invited to meet and rally with the teams. Coach Boysen said he enjoys seeing his players connect with the community and appreciates the opportunity for fans to get to know

UND Head Hockey Coach Dane Jackson shared some fun stories about Halloween parties and past costumes before turning the conversation to hockey. He reflected on the team’s recent series at Clarkson — a 5–2 loss followed by a 1–0 win — and how early-season travel helps him learn more about his players. Jackson said he enjoys seeing the team bond on bus rides, playing games and sharing stories instead of being on their phones. He praised his players for their ability to bounce back from a tough loss

UND Head Football Coach Eric Schmidt looked ahead to the team’s upcoming games against South Dakota. With Halloween right around the corner, the conversation turned to favorite candy bars and some lighthearted Halloween memories including one story about an unfortunate kid who ended up with a walnut.

UND Head Football Coach Eric Schmidt discussed the team’s 46–17 victory over Indiana State, highlighting how the Fighting Hawks capitalized on key moments. He emphasized the importance of taking advantage of turnovers on offense and takeaways on defense. UND reached the red zone seven times, showcasing strong execution and solid team play. Schmidt praised his players for making good plays against a good opponent and noted the importance of maintaining a challenging, growth-oriented mindset. He added

This week, Bill and Alex welcome back Josh Fenton of The Summit League to chat about staging conference championships, the new Summit-MVFC partnership, the current NCAA landscape, and much more (3:14). Then, the conversation shifts to UND Athletics, as football remains unbeaten in Valley play, hockey prepares for this weekend’s NCHC opener, and both cross country teams set their sights on the league championships (32:21). On the B-side (49:37), Tottenham Hotspur become masters of the set piece,

October 16th, 2025: Northwestern Family Weekend 2025, District 65 School Board present on closing 3 schools, Cook County judge order forbid ICE arrests in courthouses, $2.78 billion freeze in Illinois grants, and reporters turn in access badges in response to new Trump administration restrictions. WNUR News broadcasts live at 6 pm CST on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays on WNUR 89.3 FM.

October 16th, 2025: Northwestern Family Weekend 2025, District 65 School Board present on closing 3 schools, Cook County judge order forbid ICE arrests in courthouses, $2.78 billion freeze in Illinois grants, and reporters turn in access badges in response to new Trump administration restrictions. WNUR News broadcasts live at 6 pm CST on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays on WNUR 89.3 FM.

In this fiery third episode of The Chelsea GodsCast, comedian‑activist Chelsea Gods recounts confronting ICE agents, shares practical safety tips for witnessing state violence, and rallies listeners to be loud, brave, and organized. Between protest anthems (yes, singalongs included), scathing commentary on the Trump administration’s excesses, and a candid origin story about becoming an activist after confronting a public figure, Chelsea mixes humor, rage, and real‑world advice. This episode is a

UND Head Mens Basketball coach Paul Sather talks about the win against Jamestown and how the assist guys made a difference.  The coach also talks about playing fearless and able to learn how to play through mistakes.  The coach also previews the upcoming game against Minnesota on Saturday.

UND Hockey Head Coach Dane Jackson talks about the series against the Minnesota Gophers in which the team split.  The Coach also talks about the energy in the building and how the players were looking around and taking it all in.  The coach is happy about how they are a 5 man unit up and down the lineup where there are no gaps and they work together and they do a good job cheking.  The team has to make fast decisions on the power play and the power play.  Power plays are a big deal because if you

UND Football Head Coach Eric Schmidt says that college football is a special journey, the team has challenges ahead and hopes that his team can continue to heal and come back.  Talks about next opponent Indiana State.

UND Head Football coach talks about the win against Southern Illinois.  The coach also talkes about how some players have different numbers this season.  The coach also stressed that this team is flexible so that when the team is up, they can put in other players to develop depth on the roster.  The players have the right mindset and they are able to set examples.  The team did a great job defensively and their 3rd quarter was better.

Over the past week, the Trump Administration has upped it’s attack on American cities by mobilizing ICE and National Guard troops to Chicago where residents were awoken in the middle of the night over the weekend by ICE agents removing them from their beds and arresting them with zip-ties. The administration similarly launched an attack on Portland, Ore., where residents have been protesting ICE activities in a section of the city. In this episode, we speak with Ben Haile, Senior Counsel with the

The Trump administration is intensifying its push to send federal law enforcement officers to several Democrat-led cities, framing the move as part of a broader effort to curb crime and restore order. Memphis is bracing to become the next city to see National Guard troops bolster already intense ICE activity harassing residents in Black and Brown communities. We speak with Jose Salazar who is a community organizer with Indivisible Memphis and a lead with The Collective Good Immigrant Pantry. Jose

Over the past week, the Trump Administration has upped it’s attack on American cities by mobilizing ICE and National Guard troops to Chicago where residents were awoken in the middle of the night over the weekend by ICE agents removing them from their beds and arresting them with zip-ties. Trump also ordered the deployment of Texas National Guard Troops to bolster ICE activity and terrorize residents. In this episode, we speak with Damon Williams, Chicago-based movement builder, organizer,

UND Head Soccer Coach Henrik Sohn reflects on the team's 1-0 victory over NDSU, highlighting how wins like that make for the best bus rides home. He emphasized the importance of mentality and mindset, urging players to break free from old habits and stay composed even when the game doesn’t start as planned. “Don’t panic,” he said focus, awareness, and avoiding ball-watching are key. Looking ahead, Coach Sohn is preparing the team for their upcoming match against Oral Roberts.

UND Head Hockey Coach Dane Jackson is celebrating back-to-back wins over St. Thomas, with final scores of 6-2 and 5-2. He credited the team’s success to playing with instinct to gain the lead. While the team doesn’t rely on traditional line charts, Jackson admitted it’s always a challenge deciding who gets the start. He emphasized that simply playing the game the right way often leads to results. The team showed grit, played with an edge, and made several creative plays throughout the weekend

UND Head Football Coach Eric Schmidt previews the upcoming matchup against Southern Illinois. He reflects on how many players and coaches in the football world have ties to Illinois, making this game feel a bit more personal. Coach Schmidt also addresses the pressure some of his players are feeling and highlights the importance of physicality and adaptability. He says the team must stay flexible and make adjustments to keep opponents off guard.