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Auckland floods - the stats, the damage and the communications disaster
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An unprecedented weather event has completely saturated the upper North Island over the last few days. Record-breaking amounts of rain have submerged streets and parks, caused landslides and damaged infrastructure, and claimed the lives of at least four people. The event has also sparked a backlash from Aucklanders over how Mayor Wayne Brown and pu…
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How Putin’s chef became the second-most powerful man in Russia
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Yevgeny Prigozhin went from hot dog seller to the commander of a private army fighting intense battles in Ukraine. But his rapid rise has made him a target, reports Pjotr Sauer. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/infocusBy The Guardian
Orna Merchant learns how, during World War Two, a desperate Soviet Union created three all-female aerial combat units. The most celebrated of these was the 588th Night Bomber Regiment. Using Polikarpov Po-2 wooden biplanes, as the aviators approached their target they would cut their engines and glide in to drop their bombs. The eerie sight and sou…
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6th Memphis officer suspended amid calls for more accountability following Nichols death
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A sixth police officer has been suspended in the death of Tyre Nichols. Memphis police announced officer Preston Hemphill has been relieved of his duties as part of an internal investigation. The move comes amid calls for further accountability for those who were on scene when Nichols was beaten. Benjamin Crump is representing Nichols' family and j…
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How videos of police brutality traumatize many Americans
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Authorities said releasing video of the Tyre Nichols beating was important to convey the brutality of the attack. But for many Americans, the video is traumatizing and one of far too many they have witnessed after a police killing. Clinical psychologist Riana Elyse Anderson joined Geoff Bennett to discuss the mental health concerns. PBS NewsHour is…
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News Wrap: At least 59 killed in bombing at Pakistan mosque
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In our news wrap Monday, a suicide bomber killed at least 59 people and wounded 157 at a mosque in Pakistan, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken urged Israelis and Palestinians to step back after days of growing bloodshed and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy appealed to Western nations to speed up shipments of tanks and other heavy weapons after Ru…
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Blinken urges Israelis and Palestinians to restore calm amid a spike in violence
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After days of bloodshed between Israelis and Palestinians, and reported Israeli airstrikes in Iran, Secretary of State Tony Blinken became the latest high-ranking American official to travel to Israel. As Nick Schifrin reports, Blinken is trying to keep a lid on further bloodshed and coordinate U.S.-Israeli cooperation on Iran. PBS NewsHour is supp…
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What's causing the price of eggs to skyrocket nationwide
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Prices at the grocery store have risen for many foods, but the cost of eggs climbed the most in the last year and consumers have scrambled to keep up. What's behind so-called Eggflation? Economics correspondent Paul Solman takes a look. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders…
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Biden highlights infrastructure spending at century-old train tunnel due for replacement
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President Biden was in Baltimore Monday to highlight a major railway tunnel reconstruction project that will be paid for, in part, by the bipartisan infrastructure law. The project will replace a century-old tunnel connecting Philadelphia and Washington, a familiar route for the president who spent years as a senator commuting via train between Was…
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Will the evangelical community support Trump's 2024 campaign?
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This weekend, former President Trump held his first campaign rallies since announcing he was running again. When Trump first ran for president, much of the evangelical community backed him. William Brangham spoke with Ralph Reed of the Faith and Freedom Coalition to see if that support remains. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/new…
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New book 'The Aftermath' examines the political influence and legacy of the baby boomers
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The impact of the baby boom generation is impossible to ignore. The roughly 76 million people born between 1946 and 1964 have reshaped American society at each stage of their lives. Philip Bump of The Washington Post takes a closer look at the generation's impact in "The Aftermath: The Last Days of the Baby Boom and the Future of Power in America."…
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Rainesford Stauffer's Brief But Spectacular take on rethinking ambition
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Rainesford Stauffer is a freelance writer and Kentuckian. She is the author of "An Ordinary Age," and her upcoming book, "All the Gold Stars: Reimagining Ambition and the Ways We Strive," looks to examine and dismantle the concepts of ambition and burnout in young adults. Stauffer shares her Brief But Spectacular take on rethinking ambition. PBS Ne…
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Are We Making Any Progress on Police Brutality?
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In this week's The Reason Roundtable, editors Peter Suderman, Katherine Mangu-Ward, Nick Gillespie, and special guest Eric Boehm delve into policing and violence in the wake of the video release showing Memphis police killing Tyre Nichols. 0:30: Tyre Nichols killed by Memphis police 23:37: The ongoing debt limit drama 36:31: Weekly Listener Questio…
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Could Migration Help Ease The World's Population Challenges?
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While some countries are seeing their populations decline and grow older, others are growing fast. That has economic implications. Could migration help? NPR's Emily Feng reports on the long term consequences of China's shrinking population. We also hear from Lant Pritchett, research director with the think tank Labor Mobility Partnerships, about th…
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Chapter 2.3 (Part 6) - Outreach by President Trump and Senior Aides (The January 6th Report)
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The January 6th Report: A reading of Chapter 2.3 (Part 6) - Outreach by President Trump and Senior Aides While Campaign aides were contacting State officials with calls mentioned in the previous section, some State officials received more personalized outreach directly from President Trump, Giuliani, and their allies. Part six of this section detai…
The Department of Justice wants Google to break up its advertising business. The Wall Street Journal’s Keach Hagey explains how the DOJ’s antitrust suit could reshape the internet. This episode was produced by Amanda Lewellyn, edited and fact-checked by Matt Collette, engineered by Patrick Boyd with help from Efim Shapiro, and hosted by Noel King. …
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The Strange World Of AI & ChatGPT Explained
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Artificial intelligence, or A.I, has a lot of people nervous about just how much it can really do. Here at Mamamia, we've put ChatGPT to the test and the results were almost scary. In this episode of The Quicky, we're talking about the incredible advancements in artificial intelligence and how they're becoming so smart that they're starting to blur…
Anthony Albanese wanted bipartisan support for the Voice to Parliament.Instead, he's being met with increasing political divisions. Today, ABC Radio National Breakfast host, Patricia Karvelas, on whether the government can convince Australians to vote yes without support across the Parliament.Featured: Patricia Karvelas, host, Radio National Breakf…
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What can be done about abuse directed at female politicians?
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New Zealand is facing up to the abuse and misogyny faced by politicians. In the wake of Jacinda Ardern’s shock resignation as Prime Minister in January, many commentators and analysts have pointed to the online abuse she faced during her five and a half years in office. Ardern didn’t specifically cite the abuse as a reason for resigning, but data r…
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The Intelligence from The Economist
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Didn’t protect or serve: Tyre Nichols’s killing
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The response to the death of the 29-year-old has differed from that of previous cases of police killings; we ask what the tragedy indicates about how America deals with police violence. Our correspondent says a lawmaker’s murder in Afghanistan highlights the misery of women under the Taliban. And why a decades-old model of animal and human learning…
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Chapter 2.3 (Part 5) - The Trump Campaign’s Barrage of Phone Calls to State Legislators (The January 6th Report)
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The January 6th Report: A reading of Chapter 2.3 (Part 5) - The Trump Campaign’s Barrage of Phone Calls to State Legislators On the same day as Rudy Giuliani’s hearing in Michigan discussed in the previous section, Trump Campaign staff contacted dozens of Republicans in Michigan’s State legislature. They also reached out to legislators in other sta…
The world reacts to the police beating that killed Tyre Nichols. Memphis disbands its now-infamous SCORPION unit. And Israel vows to not only arrest suspected terrorists, but bulldoze the homes of their family members. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy ABC News
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Tyre Nichols’s death and the cycle of police violence
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9-year-old Tyre Nichols was on his way to his mother’s house when Memphis police pulled him over. Police body cam footage and other video show officers punching, pepper-spraying, hitting him with a baton, and kicking him. He died three days later in hospital.Officials in Memphis have fired the five officers who were involved, who are all Black, and…
At this point, classified documents have been uncovered in the homes of former President Trump, former Vice President Mike Pence, and President Biden. But there are more practical issues with how the government treats classified documents than just whose garage they’re sitting in. Guest: Elizabeth Goitein, co-director of the Liberty and National Se…
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Evening News: Spice Girls Reunite & Hayne To Face 3rd Trial
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Welcome to The Quicky, getting you up to speed daily. On top of The Quicky team bringing you a daily deep dive on one topic that has captured your attention along with the morning news headlines, we also update you each afternoon from 5pm with the evening headlines. If you have a topic you would like us to look into further, email thequicky@mamamia…
Robert sits down with Jason Bulmahn, creator of the Pathfinder role-playing game, to talk about the war for D&D's future. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By iHeartPodcasts
When a nightmarish scene unfolded on the beaches of northeast England in the last few months of 2021, fishermen raised the alarm. The mass die-off of thousands of crabs has led to two government reports, with the latest out earlier this month. But have they raised more questions than answers? This podcast was brought to you thanks to the support of…
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The code of omertà: how a mafia kingpin evaded police for 30 years
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Matteo Messina Denaro was arrested after decades on the run, found hiding in plain sight in Sicily. Lorenzo Tondo and Clare Longrigg report on what it means for the once mighty Cosa Nostra. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/infocusBy The Guardian
A former member of SEAL Team 6, Mark Owen, recounts the raid that killed the world's most wanted man: Osama bin Laden. Owen, now retired, says the SEALs trained for the mission using a full-size replica of the bin Laden compound, and that a dress rehearsal was held for military top brass. And Owen refutes charges that he's trying to make a politica…
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News Wrap: Israel holds funerals for victims of synagogue shooting
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In our news wrap Sunday, funerals for the seven victims of a mass shooting outside an East Jerusalem synagogue began in Israel, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken started his visit to the Middle East, Novak Djokovic won the Australian Open men's singles championship for the 10th time, and Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin spoke publicly for the…
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Why more Rohingya refugees are making desperate journeys by sea
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It's been five years since hundreds of thousands of Rohingya fled the brutality of government security forces in Myanmar, ending up in camps in Bangladesh or setting out to sea in hopes of reaching Malaysia or Indonesia. Last week, Indonesia's government called for a regional effort to address the crisis of refugees stranded at sea. Reuters corresp…
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What's behind a sharp increase in journalist killings around the world
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According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, 2022 was one of the deadliest years on record for journalists around the globe, with a nearly 50 percent increase in killings from the previous years. Lisa Desjardins speaks to Jodie Ginsberg, president of the CPJ, about the increasingly dangerous environment for journalists worldwide. PBS NewsHour…
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Why Oregon is the worst-ranked state for youth mental health
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Depression and anxiety among adolescents was already at crisis levels before the pandemic, but it surged amid the isolation, disruption and hardship of COVID. For our new series, "Early Warnings: America's Youth Mental Health Crisis," William Brangham traveled to Oregon to find out why it ranks among the worst states for youth mental health and wha…
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U.S. blind soccer men's team takes aim at competing on global stage
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Last fall, the USA Blind Soccer National Team held its first-ever tryouts for players with visual impairments. As local station KPBS reports, the men's team has set their hopes on competing in the 2028 Paralympic Games. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/fundersBy PBS NewsHour
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Abby Martin & Immortal Technique: Civil War
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Watch the video of this interview at: https://youtu.be/nmgzX-GsrN0Legendary rapper Immortal Technique joins Abby to discuss the escalating tensions of the post-Trump era, the duopoly playing Americans, right-wing cooptation of conspiracy theory and deep-state critique, teaching real history and much more. Support Immortal Technique's grassroots org…
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Jelena Dokic: Why Can’t We Look Past Her Size?
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Jelena Dokic has been on our screens this past fortnight commentating at the Australian Open: a job that she is more than qualified to do. Having been ranked number 4 in the world at just 19 years old, we know she knows her tennis. So why is it that she's been relentlessly trolled this month? Jelena posted on her social media a number of comments s…
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Energietoeslag in de zomer: burgers in de kou; Verduurzaming van huurwoningen; en Gezonde schoollunch (29 januari 2023)
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Ook dit jaar stelt het kabinet weer geld beschikbaar voor gemeenten om minima bij te staan met een energietoeslag, maar het proces verloopt stroef.
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COVID, conspiracies, and 'confronting' threats to MPs
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Australian politicians are being threatened with violence in volumes never seen before, with the Australian Federal Police receiving more than 500 reports of threats to MP's safety - a number that’s tripled in three years.It's been partly driven by the 'Sovereign Citizen' movement, with COVID-19 providing the perfect breeding ground for their consp…
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The year of the world cups - a look at 2023's major sports events
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New Zealand is set for a blockbuster year of sport, with four world cups being held. The big one will no doubt be the FIFA Women’s World Cup, which will see superstars from around the world descend on Aotearoa for a four-week football festival in July. That massive event will then be followed by the spectacle of the Men’s Rugby World Cup in France.…
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The proliferation of chatbots and A.I.-generated art has consumers and tech companies alike convinced that artificial intelligence is ready to be integrated into consumer electronics, products, homes, and across industry. In fact, it’s already in progress. What’s the worst that can happen? Guest: Will Oremus, technology reporter for the Washington …
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Changing the Way Media Reports on Gun Violence
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Americans have grown accustomed to hearing about the latest mass shooting. And recently news coverage has been focused on two tragic events in California — Last weekend eleven people were killed and nine injured in Monterey Park near Los Angeles. And on Monday, seven people were killed and one wounded in Half Moon Bay, just south of San Francisco. …
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Tyre Nichols' death puts spotlight back on excessive police use of force
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People across the nation are struggling to come to grips with the shocking display of excessive force by Memphis police in the beating death of 29-year-old Tyre Nichols. Thaddeus Johnson, professor of criminal justice and criminology at Georgia State University, joins John Yang to discuss the use of force in policing. PBS NewsHour is supported by -…
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News Wrap: Tensions high after 2nd shooting in Jerusalem wounds 2
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In our news wrap Saturday, tensions remain high after a 13-year-old Palestinian boy shot and wounded two people in Jerusalem, floodwaters are receding in Auckland, New Zealand after record-breaking rainfall, Pope Francis clarified his words after saying that being gay is a sin, Trump hit the campaign trail for his 2024 presidential bid, and the Cha…
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Educators try to turn around pandemic-era learning loss
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Nearly three years into the pandemic, students and teachers in the U.S. are still trying to close the education gap formed by COVID-induced school shutdowns and remote learning struggles. Robert Balfanz, a researcher at the Johns Hopkins School of Education, joins Geoff Bennett to discuss the challenges facing students nationwide and efforts to ste…
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Ohio lawmakers work to fund 988 suicide prevention hotline
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Since its launch last July, the nationwide 988 hotline for people experiencing a mental health crisis has received more than 2 million calls, texts and chats. The launch got a boost from the federal government, with future funding expected to come from states -- but only 16 states have plans in place so far. Ohio state Rep. Gail Pavliga joins John …
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How do humans cope with sadness? Is it something to be avoided at all costs or part of the human condition? Should we dwell on our sadness, or flee from it? Author Helen Russell explores humanity's history of gloom, and the cultural differences in our approach to tackling it. Helen goes to Lisbon to explore their relationship with melancholy, commu…
