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How Verifiable's Cracking the Credentialing Crisis: 98% Efficiency Gains & The Trust Framework 33:50

20m ago33:50

33:50

What do nuclear reactors and healthcare credentialing have in common? According to Brett Dooies, Head of Product at Verifiable, the answer lies in safety culture and the "human in the loop". In this episode, we explore how Brett took frameworks from the zero-failure world of atomic energy and applied them to AI-driven provider networks. We dive dee…

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Trump Administration Escalates Military War on Cartels 4:22

3d ago4:22

4:22

In this episode, we break down the Trump administration's decision to use lethal military force against suspected cartel smuggling vessels, marking a sharp escalation in the war on drugs beyond U.S. borders. We explore the growing divide between supporters who see this as overdue preemptive defense and critics who warn of war crimes, civilian casua…

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You Are Being Told Contradictory Things About AI: 8 examples 20:15

3d ago20:15

20:15

With headlines of an imminent job apocalypse, code red for ChatGPT and recursive self-improvement, at the same time as Anthropic's CEO yesterday saying we know how to scale to AGI, and Gemini 3 DeepThink out today, it is easy to get lost among the narratives and counter-narratives. So here are both, plus the facts behind them, for you to decide. ht…

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The Future of Windows: AI-Native Computing with Pavan Davuluri 30:41

5d ago30:41

30:41

In this episode, we sit down with Pavan Davuluri, Corporate Vice President of Microsoft's Windows + Devices business, to explore how Windows is evolving into an AI-native platform. Pavan leads the team responsible for strategy, design, and delivery of Windows products across the full stack - from silicon and devices to platform, OS, apps, experienc…

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Suspect Confesses in Jan 6 Pipe Bomb Case 4:58

3d ago4:58

4:58

In this episode, we break down the confession of Brian Cole Jr., the accused pipe bomb suspect tied to the January 6th Capitol events, and walk through how investigators used years of data, surveillance, and forensic clues to finally make an arrest. We also explore what this case reveals about radicalization, domestic terrorism safeguards, and the …

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FBI Misuse Claims Deepen Around Kash Patel 4:53

3d ago4:53

4:53

In this episode, we break down the swirling allegations that FBI Director Kash Patel misused elite agents to chauffeur a friend of his girlfriend, country singer Alexis Wilkins, and explore the Bureau's emphatic denial of the story. We also look at what this controversy reveals about morale inside the FBI, the public's eroding trust in federal inst…

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USM Pro-Life Students Face Violent Threats 4:51

3d ago4:51

4:51

In this episode, we break down the story of Huskies for Life at the University of Southern Maine, the anonymous threats they faced after forming a pro-life club, and how those attacks escalated in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination. In this episode, we also look at what this incident reveals about the wider campus climate for conservative and…

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Supreme Court Backs Texas GOP Redistricting Map 4:08

3d ago4:08

4:08

In this episode, we break down the Supreme Court’s decision to allow Texas to use its newly drawn congressional map for the 2026 midterm elections and explain why many conservatives see it as a major win. In this episode, we also explore how the ruling could shift several House seats toward Republicans, what it means for state sovereignty versus ju…

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Congress Triples Medal of Honor Pensions 5:01

3d ago5:01

5:01

In this episode, we break down the new U.S. law that triples lifetime pensions for living Medal of Honor recipients, raising their annual support to roughly the mid-$60,000 range to better match their real-world needs. We also explore what this change signals about how the nation values extraordinary heroism and how it might shape future conversati…

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FBI Arrests Suspect in D.C. Pipe Bombings 4:52

4d ago4:52

4:52

In this episode, we break down the arrest of the long-elusive suspect in the D.C. RNC and DNC pipe bomb case tied to the January 6 period, explaining what investigators say led to this breakthrough after nearly five years of searching. We also explore the lingering questions about motive, possible coordination, and how this case could reshape conve…

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US Pushes Ukraine Peace, Confronts Venezuela 3:28

4d ago3:28

3:28

In this episode, we break down how recent US-led peace talks with Russia over Ukraine collapsed in Moscow, Putin’s hard line on controlling Donbas, and the fresh Russian strikes that left tens of thousands of Ukrainians without power as winter looms, while European allies worry about both escalation and concessions. We also look at how the US is si…

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Watchdog Details $30B Waste in Afghanistan Reconstruction 5:00

4d ago5:00

5:00

In this episode, we break down a new watchdog report revealing that nearly $30 billion of the $145 billion the U.S. spent on rebuilding Afghanistan was wasted on failed projects, corruption, and mismanagement, and we explain how those failures undermined infrastructure, security forces, and counter-narcotics efforts. We also explore what this final…

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ICE Arrests Afghan Evacuee Over ISIS-K Links 3:43

4d ago3:43

3:43

In this episode, we break down the arrest of Afghan national John Shah Safi in Waynesboro, Virginia on terrorism-related charges, including allegations that he provided material support to ISIS-K and supplied weapons to relatives linked to militia activity overseas. In this episode, we also explore how his case is being used to question the Afghan …

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Pennsylvania School Culture Fair Sparks Controversy 4:10

4d ago4:10

4:10

In this episode, we walk through the incident at a Pennsylvania high school's culture fair where a Muslim student club's pro-Palestinian booth distributing keffiyehs left many Jewish students and parents feeling unsafe and excluded. We break down the competing claims of cultural expression versus political activism, and what this flashpoint reveals…

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Ilhan Omar Faces Fallout Over Minnesota Fraud 4:57

4d ago4:57

4:57

In this episode, we break down the massive Minnesota welfare fraud scandal, explain how rushed pandemic-era programs and weak oversight allowed shell nonprofits to siphon funds meant for vulnerable families, and examine why the case has become one of the largest welfare fraud operations in US history. In this episode, we also look at why Ilhan Omar…

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US Freezes Immigration From 19 "High-Risk" Nations 5:13

5d ago5:13

5:13

In this episode, we break down the U.S. administration's sweeping halt on nearly all immigration benefits for applicants from 19 designated high-risk countries following the killing of a National Guard soldier in Washington, DC. We explore how this freeze affects families, workers, students, and long-time residents, as well as the brewing legal and…

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President Pardons Henry Cuellar in Corruption Case 2:47

5d ago2:47

2:47

In this episode, we break down the president’s full and unconditional pardon of Representative Henry Cuellar and his wife, exploring the bribery, conspiracy, and money laundering charges that are now wiped away and the political motivations claimed by the White House. In this episode, we also examine the fierce backlash to the decision, what it mea…

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MH370 Search to Restart After 11 Years 3:50

5d ago3:50

3:50

In this episode, we explain why search efforts for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 are restarting more than eleven years after its disappearance and how Ocean Infinity's new deep-sea mission will focus on a refined zone in the southern Indian Ocean under a no-find, no-fee agreement. We talk about the technology, timelines, and emotional stakes for f…

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Landspace's Gc3 Rocket Reaches Orbit, Misses Landing 3:44

5d ago3:44

3:44

In this episode, we break down China's Landspace Gc3 reusable rocket's maiden flight, where the mission successfully reached low Earth orbit but ended with a failed booster landing after an abnormal combustion event during descent. In this episode, we explore what this mixed result means for the global race in reusable rocketry, how it fits into Ch…

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Arctic Frost Gag Orders Spark Impeachment Push 4:44

5d ago4:44

4:44

In this episode, we break down the Arctic Frost surveillance controversy, explaining how secret gag orders on lawmakers’ phone metadata were approved and why the court’s explanation has only intensified anger in Congress. In this episode, we also explore the constitutional stakes—from separation of powers to civil liberties—and what impeachment thr…

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New Files Reveal Nazis Sheltered in Argentina 17:12

5d ago17:12

17:12

In this episode, we walk through how Nazi war criminals like Josef Mengele, Adolf Eichmann, and Klaus Barbie escaped Europe through ratlines, built new lives in places like Argentina and Bolivia, and were sometimes protected or even used by Western intelligence during the Cold War. We also dig into newly uncovered Argentine court archives and propa…

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US–Russia Ukraine Peace Talks Collapse in Moscow 4:48

5d ago4:48

4:48

In this episode, we break down how high-stakes US–Russia peace talks over Ukraine collapsed in Moscow and why Russia responded with fresh drone and missile strikes instead of compromise. In this episode, we explore what this failed diplomacy means for Ukraine heading into winter, growing anxieties in Europe, and the difficult strategic choices now …

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Pentagon Raises Combat Fitness Standards Under Hegseth 3:17

6d ago3:17

3:17

In this episode, we break down the Pentagon’s new policy that requires all combat roles to meet the highest male physical fitness benchmarks, with strict twice-yearly tests and uniform standards across infantry and special operations. We explore the arguments that this shift will boost combat readiness versus concerns that it will sideline many wom…

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Tennessee's TN-7 Special Election Could Reshape House 3:27

6d ago3:27

3:27

In this episode, we break down the high-stakes special election in Tennessee’s 7th Congressional District between Republican Matt Van Epps and Democrat Afton Bane, exploring polling, demographics, and the intense last-minute campaigning on both sides. We also look at how this razor-thin race could impact the GOP’s slim House majority and signal whe…

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White House Admits Second Drug Vessel Strike 3:43

6d ago3:43

3:43

In this episode, we break down the White House’s confirmation of a second U.S. military strike on a suspected narco-terrorist vessel, which reportedly targeted survivors of an earlier attack. We explore the legal and moral firestorm over whether this constitutes a war crime, the questions now facing military commanders and policymakers, and how thi…

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Oregon Semi Crash Involving Undocumented Truck Driver 5:08

6d ago5:08

5:08

In this episode, we break down the tragic Oregon semi-truck crash that killed a newlywed couple and led to negligent homicide charges against an undocumented driver who obtained a commercial license in California. We explore how the case is fueling debate over state licensing policies for non-citizens, trucking industry labor shortages, and calls f…

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Trump Balances Ukraine Peace and Venezuela Standoff 10:33

6d ago10:33

10:33

In this episode, we break down how the Trump administration is simultaneously pushing a revised Ukraine peace proposal via new back-channel talks with Moscow while Russian forces gain ground on the battlefield. We also unpack the rapidly escalating showdown with Venezuela—from closing its airspace to hints of possible military action—and explore th…

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Argentina Files Expose Mengele's Life in Exile 3:05

7d ago3:05

3:05

In this episode, we break down newly declassified Argentine documents that reveal how Nazi doctor Josef Mengele entered the country under false identities, secured legal status, and lived openly for years while authorities tracked his movements but failed to act. In this episode, we also examine the systemic failures, political decisions, and netwo…

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Naval Drones Strike Russia's Shadow Oil Fleet 3:48

7d ago3:48

3:48

In this episode, we break down the reported naval drone strikes on two Russian-linked shadow fleet oil tankers in the Black Sea and how the attacks damaged ships critical to Moscow's sanction-evasion oil exports. We also explore what this escalation means for global energy markets, maritime law, and the future of asymmetric naval warfare as commerc…

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Trump Moves to Void Biden Autopen Orders 4:59

7d ago4:59

4:59

In this episode, we unpack a resurfaced internal Biden-era report on the legal and constitutional risks of mass Autopen use and how it collides with Donald Trump's sweeping move to void billions of those signatures. We explore the potential rollback of executive orders, agency-level chaos, and what this fight over a mechanical pen reveals about pre…

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Trump Signals US Land Action in Venezuela 3:54

7d ago3:54

3:54

In this episode, we break down President Donald Trump’s announcement that the U.S. is preparing direct land operations inside Venezuela after claiming major successes against sea-based drug trafficking. We walk through the military buildup in the region, the legal and political debates in Washington, and the risks of escalation, regional instabilit…

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Saudi Capitalism Aims to Reorder Middle East 4:49

7d ago4:49

4:49

In this episode, we unpack how Saudi Arabia’s aggressive push into global capitalism—through foreign investment, tourism, and tech and infrastructure spending—could reshape Middle East politics by making economic interdependence a stronger incentive for peace than military alliances. We also examine the risks behind this strategy, from inequality a…

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Netanyahu Seeks Pre-Trial Pardon Amid Corruption Case 3:23

7d ago3:23

3:23

In this episode, we break down Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s unprecedented request for a presidential pardon before any conviction in his ongoing corruption trial and explain how he frames it as a move to restore national unity and focus on security challenges. We also explore the fierce backlash from critics, the legal complexities o…

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Afghan Evacuee Arrested in Bomb Threat Case 4:04

7d ago4:04

4:04

In this episode, we break down the arrest of Afghan national Mohammed Dawud Alakozai in Fort Worth, Texas, after he allegedly posted a video claiming to build a bomb and the serious legal consequences he now faces. We also explore how this case is fueling renewed debate over Operation Allies Welcome, immigration vetting, and the balance between com…

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Northwestern Restores $790M After Civil Rights Probe 3:08

7d ago3:08

3:08

In this episode, we unpack the administration's agreement with Northwestern University that restores nearly $790 million in frozen federal research funding in exchange for a $75 million settlement and sweeping changes to protest, antisemitism training, and oversight policies. We explore what this deal means for academic freedom, campus governance, …

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Trump Shuts Venezuelan Airspace in Anti-Drug Crackdown 5:00

7d ago5:00

5:00

In this episode, we break down President Trump's declaration closing all airspace above Venezuela, looking at how the move is framed as a blow to narco trafficking and a new phase of U.S. pressure on the Maduro regime. In addition, we explore the legal and diplomatic fallout, what it means for international airlines and overflight rights, and how t…

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Amazon Employees Slam AI Expansion in Open Letter 3:47

7d ago3:47

3:47

In this episode, we break down the open letter signed by more than a thousand Amazon employees warning that the company’s rapid AI expansion is threatening jobs, worker safety, democracy, and the environment. We walk through their key demands—from halting AI-driven mass surveillance and layoffs to committing data centers to 100% renewable energy—an…

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Trump Proposes Freeze on "Third World" Immigration 4:39

7d ago4:39

4:39

In this episode, we break down the newly proposed freeze on immigration from so-called "Third world" countries, explaining what legal authority the administration claims and how it would work in practice. We also explore potential constitutional challenges, international law concerns, and the practical chaos such a vague and sweeping policy could c…

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Experts Push US Open Source AI Funding 5:31

7d ago5:31

5:31

In this episode, we break down why a group of AI experts is warning that the U.S. must urgently invest in open-source AI to stay competitive and secure against state-backed adversaries like China. We explore the promises and risks of democratizing powerful models, from innovation and transparency to potential misuse, funding challenges, and what si…

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New Research Exposes Social Media's Hidden Costs 16:12

10d ago16:12

16:12

In this episode, we break down new internal research, lawsuits, and global policy moves that reveal how short-form social media is reshaping our attention, sleep, and mental health for both kids and adults. In this episode, we also talk about practical guardrails—from boredom on purpose and one-week detoxes to dumb phones and landlines—that help yo…

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Afghan Evacuee Charged in DC Guard Murder 3:38

10d ago3:38

3:38

In this episode, we break down the upgraded first-degree murder charges against an Afghan evacuee accused of ambushing two National Guard soldiers near the White House and explain what investigators say about premeditation, evidence, and the condition of the surviving soldier. We also explore how the case is reshaping debates over immigration vetti…

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US Second Strike Sinks Suspected Drug Ship 9:02

10d ago9:02

9:02

In this episode, we break down the US military’s controversial second strike on a suspected drug trafficking vessel in the Caribbean under Operation Southern Spear, explaining what happened and why this marks such a sharp escalation in maritime drug interdiction. We also explore the legal, human rights, and geopolitical fallout of using lethal forc…

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American Tourist Vanishes at St. Martin Stop 3:19

10d ago3:19

3:19

In this episode, we break down the disappearance of 55-year-old American traveler Ann Evans in St. Martin after she failed to return to her cruise ship, and examine the ongoing search efforts by local authorities. We also explore what her case reveals about cruise shore excursion safety protocols, the emotional toll on families, and the hard questi…

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Researchers Expose "Adversarial Poetry" AI Jailbreak Flaw 5:24

10d ago5:24

5:24

In this episode, we break down new research revealing how "adversarial poetry" prompts can slip past safety filters in major AI chatbots to unlock instructions for nuclear weapons, cyberattacks, and other dangerous acts. We explore why poetic language confuses current guardrails, what this means for AI security, and how regulators and platforms mig…

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Kristi Noem’s Controversial Venezuelan Deportation Flights 4:21

10d ago4:21

4:21

In this episode, we break down a new court filing revealing how Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem approved deportation flights sending Venezuelan men to El Salvador’s most notorious maximum-security prison under a rarely used wartime statute. We unpack the legal clash over an ignored judge’s order, the human rights concerns, and what this sho…

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Trump Declares Biden Autopen Orders Invalid 3:32

10d ago3:32

3:32

In this episode, we break down Donald Trump’s announcement that all Biden-era executive actions signed via Autopen are “void,” including executive orders, pardons, and other formal directives. We explore the legal and constitutional questions around Autopen use, what experts say about the validity of these documents, and how this move could impact …

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Tish Hyman Confronts Swalwell on Women's Spaces 4:09

11d ago4:09

4:09

In this episode, we break down the heated town hall clash where singer and activist Tish Hyman presses Representative Eric Swalwell for a clear yes-or-no answer on whether biological men should be allowed in women-only spaces like restrooms, locker rooms, and shelters. We walk through how the confrontation unfolded, the divided reaction from the cr…

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ICE Expands Private Bounty Hunter Immigration Surveillance Program 5:02

11d ago5:02

5:02

In this episode, we break down how ICE is dramatically expanding a private bounty hunter–style contractor program to track, monitor, and help deport immigrants using data-driven surveillance and pay-per-case incentives. We explore the civil liberties concerns, risks of abuse and wrongful targeting, and what Congress, the courts, and advocacy groups…

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Georgia Prosecutor Drops Trump 2020 RICO Case 4:17

11d ago4:17

4:17

In this episode, we break down why Georgia prosecutors abruptly dropped the racketeering case against Donald Trump over alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election, and what evidentiary and legal issues led them to conclude they could no longer meet the burden of proof. We also explore the broader political and legal fallout, including what this …

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