• Harris Vs Trump: Where they stand on immigration and border security
    Oct 15 2024
    In this episode, we dive into the stark differences between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump on two key issues: immigration and border security. From Trump's hardline policies to Harris' more progressive approach, we examine how each candidate envisions managing the border and handling immigration reform. Tune in to explore their positions, the challenges of the current system, and how their strategies might shape the future of U.S. immigration policy.
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    16 mins
  • Melania Trump announces her support for abortion rights
    Oct 4 2024
    In this episode, we discuss Melania Trump's recent announcement supporting abortion rights, a position that starkly contrasts with her husband, Donald Trump, and the broader Republican Party platform. We’ll explore her statements on individual freedoms, her defense of women’s right to choose, and the potential political implications of her stance ahead of the upcoming election. Tune in for an in-depth analysis of this surprising revelation and what it might mean for the ongoing national debate on reproductive rights.
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    8 mins
  • Missouri judge blocks Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan again amid legal challenges
    Oct 4 2024
    In this episode, we cover the latest setback to President Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Plan after a Missouri judge blocked the initiative once again due to ongoing legal challenges. We discuss the implications for millions of borrowers, the legal arguments being made, and the political ramifications. We'll also explore what this ruling means for the future of student debt relief and the Biden administration’s next steps.
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    6 mins
  • Five takeaways from Vance-Walz VP debate
    Oct 2 2024
    In this episode, we break down the Vance vs. Walz VP debate, highlighting five key takeaways. From their differing views on economic policy to the heated exchanges on healthcare reform and national security, the debate showcased their contrasting visions for the country. We’ll discuss how each candidate handled tough questions, who emerged stronger on key issues like immigration and climate change, and what this means for voters. Stay tuned for a detailed analysis of the pivotal moments and what’s next for both campaigns.
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    8 mins
  • Iran prepares for imminent attack
    Oct 1 2024
    In this episode, we cover escalating Middle East tensions as Iran prepares for potential retaliatory strikes amidst Israel's ground offensive in Lebanon. This development could have significant implications for regional stability and global diplomacy. We'll examine how Iran's strategic positioning and Israel's military operations might lead to broader conflict involving key players like Hezbollah and Lebanon, and what this means for international relations. Stay tuned for in-depth analysis of the evolving Middle East crisis and the looming threat of a larger war.
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    7 mins
  • Supreme Shocks, Sports Surprises, and Project 2025
    Jul 2 2024
    From historic Supreme Court rulings to surprising sports milestones, we've got it all covered.
    First, we dive into the Supreme Court's ruling granting Trump partial immunity in the January 6 case, exploring the legal and political ramifications of this decision. Next, we discuss Biden's family's urgent plea for him to stay in the race, shedding light on the dynamics within the first family and the 2024 election landscape. In a significant legal shift, the US Supreme Court strikes down the Chevron doctrine, a decision that could reshape regulatory authority and impact future legislation. As summer heats up, so do COVID-19 infections. We analyze the rising cases and what this means for public health and safety measures. In sports history, Tennessee State unveils the first-ever hockey jersey for an HBCU team, marking a monumental moment for diversity in athletics. The NCAA DI Council approves major changes for football, basketball, and baseball, including the removal of the cannabis ban. Discover what these changes mean for the future of college sports. In a financial twist, Redbox's owner files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after missing payments and payroll, highlighting the challenges facing the entertainment industry. Newly revealed court documents disclose that Michael Jackson was over $500 million in debt at the time of his death. We delve into the King of Pop's financial woes and their impact on his legacy. Finally, we explore Project 2025, examining its goals and potential influence on the future of American policy.
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    20 mins
  • Power Plays and Political Maneuvers
    Mar 26 2024
    From political power plays to historic sports victories and groundbreaking achievements, this episode has it all. First on the agenda, we unpack the aftermath of Putin's claimed landslide victory in a stage-managed election, delving into the implications for Russia's political landscape and international relations. In a courtroom drama, we discuss the judge's decision to deny Trump's bid to block Michael Cohen from testifying in the hush money case, shedding light on the legal battles surrounding the former president. Meanwhile, Stormy Daniels denies allegations as she faces pressure to testify, adding another layer of intrigue to the ongoing legal saga. Sports fans, rejoice! We celebrate the Jackson State women's basketball team punching their ticket to the 2024 NCAA tournament, marking a historic achievement for the program and the university. In political news, we analyze Trump-backed candidate Bernie Moreno's victory in the Ohio Senate primary, exploring the implications for the upcoming elections and the GOP's future. On the courts, Grambling's thrilling overtime victory against Montana State sets the stage for an epic showdown with Purdue, igniting excitement among college basketball fans nationwide. In the business world, we examine Trump's reported panic mode as a bond deadline looms, teasing his return to the stock market with an upcoming media merger. Shifting gears, we celebrate Morgan State University's record-breaking achievement of receiving the highest number of single-year patents awarded among all HBCUs, highlighting the university's commitment to innovation and research excellence. In a touching moment, Vice President Harris reaches out to congratulate Grambling State after their historic NCAA win, underscoring the significance of representation in sports. But not all news is uplifting, as we discuss the arrest of a father who repeatedly called an elementary school to complain about his son's homework, raising questions about parental involvement and school communication. Lastly, we explore Trump's anticipated return to the stock market through an upcoming media merger, analyzing the potential impact on the media landscape and his political aspirations. And in a welcome development, Lincoln University's president gets reinstated, marking a victory for the university community and the fight for academic leadership. With such a diverse range of topics, this episode of "Insight & Impact" promises to inform, entertain, and inspire meaningful conversations. Tune in now to stay ahead of the curve with the stories shaping our world!
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    16 mins
  • A Podcast Episode of Political Turmoil and Trailblazing Triumphs
    Mar 19 2024
    From political standoffs to historic achievements, this week's lineup promises to keep you on the edge of your seat. First up, we delve into the Israel-Hamas war ceasefire talks, which have stalled as Ramadan begins, shedding light on the complex dynamics of conflict resolution in the Middle East. Shifting gears to domestic politics, we explore the Biden campaign's efforts to translate its support from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) into electoral support, highlighting the crucial role of these institutions in shaping national politics. In a significant development, US Housing Secretary Marcia Fudge announces her retirement, signaling a changing of the guard in the Biden administration and raising questions about the future of housing policy. Meanwhile, the House passed a bill that could potentially lead to a TikTok ban, underscoring the ongoing debate over privacy and national security concerns in the age of social media. In a courtroom drama, the father of the Michigan school shooter is found guilty of manslaughter, bringing a measure of closure to a tragic chapter in the nation's ongoing gun violence crisis. On the sports front, we celebrate the historic achievements of women's college basketball sensation Malaysia Fulwiley, whose stellar performances both on and off the court have captured the nation's attention. In a nod to privacy rights, Airbnb announces a ban on all indoor security cameras, addressing growing concerns about surveillance in the sharing economy. Excitement builds as the CPKC stadium prepares for its historic debut this weekend, promising a new era for sports fans in the region. However, not all news is positive, as ride-sharing giants Uber and Lyft announced plans to exit Minneapolis following the city council's decision to establish a driver pay increase, sparking debate over labor rights and corporate responsibility. Lastly, TikTok's favorite congressman, Jeff Jackson, faces backlash after he supports a bill that could lead to the platform's ban, highlighting the complexities of navigating political allegiances in the digital age. With such a diverse range of topics, this episode of "The Weekly Pulse" offers insights, analysis, and perspectives that are sure to inform and inspire. Tune in now to stay informed about the issues shaping our world!
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    17 mins