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Michigan State University’s Jennifer Cobbina tells 麻豆官网 about the racial justice starting point of Chauvin’s sentencing (Listen below and read about money devoted to racial equity efforts…trouble is we don’t know how much)

Journalist Rob Waters tells 麻豆官网 about Eugene, Oregon’s CAHOOTS program that is serving as a model for the nation to reduce deadly interactions with police (Listen below and read)

UCSF’s tells 麻豆官网 she’s seen no evidence we should get booster shots (Listen below and read)

麻豆官网 discusses Sha’Carri Richardson’s exclusion from the Olympic Games with The Washington Post’s (Listen below and read)

Politico’s David Siders outlines progressive Democratic concerns about infrastructure, police reform and more (Listen below and )

Refinery29 Fashion Director Irina Grechko tells 麻豆官网 people find it hard to believe a company that has objectified women for so long – is suddenly all about supporting and respecting them (Listen below and )

NBC White House Correspondent Mike Memoli tells 麻豆官网 the White House is performing a delicate balancing act (Listen below and read)

Alayna Treene of Axios tells 麻豆官网 Democrats have some decisions to make (Listen below and read)

R Street Institute’s Paul Rosenzweig tells 麻豆官网 there are ways for American to shore up its defenses against Russian cyberattacks (Listen below & read the )

ABC News Political Director Rick Klein analyzes Manchin’s efforts at bipartisanship likely being thrown in his face by Republicans (Listen below and read )

tells 麻豆官网 cybersecurity was the biggest topic on the agenda and Biden did alright (Listen below and read)

Politico’s Meridith McGraw tells 麻豆官网 she’s been in touch with the big publishing houses and none will make a deal with the former president (Listen below and )

Journalist Dana Lewis tells 麻豆官网 he sees many problems in Russia that Vladimir Putin is trying to contain – and meeting with Biden could help (Listen below & read)

Politico’s Daniel Lippman tells 麻豆官网 about his phone interview with Barr, during which the former AG distanced himself from the matter (Listen below and )

Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , tells 麻豆官网 it’s easy to be taken in, if you’re not careful (Listen below and read)

tells 麻豆官网 the Lin-Manuel Miranda musical is terrific…except for the somewhat thin story (Listen below and read AP’s take)

The Atlantic’s Edward-Isaac Dovere discusses with 麻豆官网 his new book “Battle for the Soul: Inside the Democrats’ Campaigns to Defeat Trump” (Listen below and read )

Alex Heath with The Verge was first with the news about Facebook’s new policy on leaders who do harm through their posts (Listen below and )

tells 麻豆官网 the Pentagon, White House and FBI are preparing for more possible attacks (Listen below and read a new report on the January 6th Capitol riot)

Politico’s Maya King shares her with 麻豆官网 about the tough year the DC mayor has had…along with Black female leaders in Atlanta and Chicago (Listen below)

CyberScout’s Adam Levin tells 麻豆官网 businesses, governments and critical infrastructure must all coordinate to keep ransomware attacks at bay (Listen below and read about the largest meat producer)

Tulane University’s talks to 麻豆官网 about the Tulsa attack and how the government can start to make things right (Listen below and read)

Lending Tree’s Matt Schulz tells 麻豆官网 you should call to try to get your card working again and raise your credit limit (Listen below and read)

Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , shares with 麻豆官网 the dangers of taking out a long car loan (Listen below and read)

The Washington Post’s Ellen Nakashima tells 麻豆官网 Homeland Security is moving to regulate cybersecurity in the pipeline industry (Listen below and )

tells 麻豆官网 all the ‘racial reckoning’ talk must be paired with action (Listen below and what George Floyd’s brother is saying)

Vice News Chief Political Correspondent Liz Landers tells 麻豆官网 President Biden made news Friday with his comments on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and North Korea (Listen below and read)

The Quincy Institute’s Kelly Vlahos tells 麻豆官网 all sides need to try something new after the cease-fire (Listen below)

Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , tells 麻豆官网 some families are choosing between paying the rent or staying online. The feds are now offering some help (Listen below and read)

New York Times White House Correspondent Katie Rogers tells 麻豆官网 about the sometimes lengthy way in which President Biden makes up his mind on policy (Listen below and )

As a Gaetz associate pleads guilty to sex trafficking charges – the political world waits to see whether another shoe drops. Canary CEO and GOP Donor Dan Eberhart talks to 麻豆官网 about where the party is and where it may be going. (Listen below and read about the Gaetz associate)

ABC News Political Director Rick Klein says no particular crisis enveloped the Biden White House this week (Listen below and read about the CDC mask issue)

Politico’s Natasha Korecki tells 麻豆官网 the timing of the new CDC mask guidelines could not be better for President Biden. She also shares about a warning to the president – from progressive activists – about working with Republicans. (Listen below)

Film Critic Christian Toto reviews both films on 麻豆官网 (Listen below and read more about and )

Time Magazine’s Charlotte Alter – author of ‘The Ones We’ve Been Waiting For: How a New Generation of Leaders Will Transform America’ -tells 麻豆官网 Stefanik has even lost a 20-year-friendship because of her political transformation (Listen below and )

Health Affairs Editor in Chief Alan Weil tells 麻豆官网 he doesn’t care to hear ‘the beginning of the end’ when it comes to the pandemic (Listen below and read about Maryland’s plans to lift restrictions)

Politico’s Lara Seligman shares her (and that of her colleagues) with 麻豆官网 (Listen below)

NBC’s Mark Murray shares with 麻豆官网 the results of a new (Listen below)

CBS News Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook tells 麻豆官网 about getting young teens vaccinated next (Listen below and )

Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , tells 麻豆官网 about a lack of new cars and high prices for the few that remain on the lot (Listen below and read)

Critic Christian Toto has a review on 麻豆官网 and tells us what Paramount+ is promising next year (Listen below and read AP’s take on the movie)

Washington Post Sports Columnist Jerry Brewer says the idea of Rodgers leaving the team, after 16 years, is jarring (Listen below and )

Washington Post Reporter – and – Devlin Barrett tells 麻豆官网 this happened early in the Trump era after reporting on Russia’s interference in the 2016 election (Listen below and )

Hans Nichols with tells 麻豆官网 a lot will depend on meetings between the president and Republicans next week. (Listen below and read)

The Daily Beast’s talks to 麻豆官网 about the former president being kept off Facebook and what Liz Cheney’s battle with the Republican Party says about the GOP (Listen below and read about Cheney & Trump/Facebook)

Vice News Chief Political Correspondent Liz Landers talks to 麻豆官网 about the administration’s and other methods to get most everyone vaccinated (Listen below and read)

Axios Congressional Reporter Kadia Goba talks to 麻豆官网 about her that House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy has had enough of Liz Cheney (Listen below and read more from AP)

Politico’s Anita Kumar tells 麻豆官网 her reporting shows – in a month or two – President Biden may go it alone on passing the measures he considers vitally important. (Listen below and )

tells 麻豆官网 how both politicians stretched the truth, at times, during their Wednesday addresses (Listen below and read Politifact’s take on the and the )

tells 麻豆官网 about his new entry in Health Affairs on people who were forced to miss out on critical medical appointments due to COVID (Listen below and read)

As the feds investigate Andrew Brown Junior’s death in North Carolina – 麻豆官网 hears from about the rarity of a guilty verdict for police officers (Listen below and read about Brown’s case in NC)

The Brookings Institution’s Michael O’Hanlon tells 麻豆官网 this new recommendation makes sense (Listen below and read)

Anatol Lieven, with Georgetown University in Qatar and The Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, tells 麻豆官网 about whether Navalny’s opposition is a real threat to Vladimir Putin (Listen below and read the on Navalny)

Politico’s Nicholas Wu tells 麻豆官网 there are conversations but no breakthroughs among Democrats and Republicans (Listen below and read )

Trone Dowd with Vice News tells 麻豆官网 about Chauvin’s potential prison sentence and the work racial justice activists would like to see done now that this ex-cop has been found guilty (Listen below and read Dowd’s piece on Nancy Pelosi’s after the verdicts)

Washington Post Editorial Writer Molly Roberts joined 麻豆官网 minutes after the verdict was read in the Minneapolis courtroom (Listen below and read WaPo’s recently published )

Kim Wehle, University of Baltimore, gives 麻豆官网 her reaction to Derek Chauvin being found guilty across the board and his possible sentence (Listen below and read more from wtop.com)

The former vice president – and Democratic presidential nominee – is dead at 93. ABC News Political Director Rick Klein joined 麻豆官网 with his reflections of the man who transformed what it means to be a veep. (Listen below and read)

Apple is about to shake up the very business model the Internet is built on. Pop-ups on聽 your iPhone will ask you whether a particular app can track your activity. Journalist says this is revolutionary and offers details to 麻豆官网 (Listen below and read)

Now that we’re finally getting vaccinated and are planning trips again, here’s a real kick in the face. There aren’t enough rental cars! Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , explains on 麻豆官网 (Listen below and read)

NBC Producer/Reporter Frank Thorp used one of those old-time professional flashbulb cameras to capture amazing portraits of some of the people who lived through the Capitol riot – and he asked them to reflect on what happened. The result is (Listen to Thorp’s 麻豆官网 interview below)

Critic Christian Toto tells 麻豆官网 he’s quite impressed with this horror flick (Listen below and read the )

NBC-4’s Scott MacFarlane tells 麻豆官网 about the hundreds of cases flooding the U.S. District Court for DC (Listen below & watch/read )

joins 麻豆官网 to talk about the latest out of Brooklyn Center, MN and why there are still so many violent interactions between Black and brown people and police. (Listen below and read more about Daunte Wright)

Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with tells 麻豆官网 about FEMA’s offer to help pay your funeral costs if they’re related to COVID. FEMA says their phone lines have been overwhelmed but they’re working on a fix. (Listen below and read)

Politico Pentagon Reporter Lara Seligman joins 麻豆官网 to discuss Joe Biden accomplishing what has eluded four other presidents (Listen below and read AP’s analysis)

Politico’s Chris Cadelago tells 麻豆官网 we still don’t know who this person is (Listen below and )

Health Affairs Editor in Chief Alan Weil tells 麻豆官网 about a new report showing why U-S testing and contact tracing was so poor early in the pandemic (Listen below)

The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Jennifer Ng’andu tells 麻豆官网 about its recent survey outlining the optimism and fears of parents of color. (Listen below)

Bloomberg’s Roxana Tiron tells 麻豆官网 there could be a battle over these (Listen below)

Vice News Political Reporter Greg Walters, host of “The Couch Report” on Vice Digital, tells 麻豆官网 about future struggles for this new president’s agenda. (Listen below and read about guns)

We talk about the race to vaccinate the world for COVID, ‘vaccine passports’ and more with on 麻豆官网 (Listen below and read about blood clots as a vaccine side effect)

Former Surgeon General Dr. Regina Benjamin tells 麻豆官网 a lot of mental health issues go unchecked during, and after, the pandemic. She and colleagues at the Bipartisan Policy Center say family doctors should be paired with mental health professionals (Listen below)

UCSF’s Dr. Monica Gandhi answers questions from 麻豆官网 about the government’s revised travel guidelines, mixing COVID vaccines and more (Listen below and read)

Politico’s Zach Montellaro joins 麻豆官网 to discuss the business world’s reaction to Georgia’s controversial election law (Listen below and read)

Critic Christian Toto tells 麻豆官网 鈥楾he Unholy鈥� is perfectly fine but we’ve seen this kind of horror film before – meantime 鈥楪odzilla vs. Kong’ sends people to the cinema even though they could stay at home and watch HBO Max (Listen below & read the NY Times )

NBC’s Jonathan Allen joins 麻豆官网 on the Biden infrastructure plan and the book he recently wrote with The Hill’s Amie Parnes –聽 “Lucky: How Joe Biden Barely Won the Presidency” (Listen below and read more about the new plan)

Politico’s Eugene Daniels discusses the ‘live political grenade’ President Biden has handed Vice President Harris (Listen below and read Daniels’ on the political stakes)

It’s organized labor’s biggest story in decades: Thousands of Amazon warehouse workers in Bessemer, Alabama are voting on whether to join a union. Motherboard’s Lauren Gurley joins 麻豆官网 to explain the situation at this warehouse (Listen below and read)

Health Affairs’ Rob Waters tells 麻豆官网 about a new model of small nursing homes that keeps your parents and grandparents safe (Listen below & read)

GW Economist (and former Transportation Department Assistant Secretary) Diana Furchtgott-Roth tells 麻豆官网 about her on the risks to our GPS system and how it must be shored up (Listen below)

Politico’s Anita Kumar joins 麻豆官网 to discuss the news President Biden made in his first, hour-long news conference (Listen below and read)

Critic Christian Toto tells 麻豆官网 – despite Bob Odenkirk being such an interesting actor – 鈥楴obody鈥� leaves you with nothing. (Listen below and read AP’s take)

Dr. Ross McKinney, Chief Scientific Officer, Association of American Medical Colleges on our battle with COVID in mid-2021 (Listen below and read the latest about the AstraZeneca vaccine)

WaPo Editorial Writer Emefa Addo Agawu speaks with 麻豆官网 about the Post’s and how nobody should jump to any conclusions when they hear ‘police reform’

Politico’s tells 麻豆官网 Black Americans were among the first to lose their jobs in early 2020 and are now being left behind in the recovery (Listen below and read here )

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Dr. Domenica Rubino (Washington Center for Weight Management & Research) tells 麻豆官网 about a new study she led on how the diabetes drug semaglutide helped reduce people’s cravings to overeat. (Listen below, & sign up for a clinical trial)

Politico Congressional Reporter Burgess Everett on efforts to save the filibuster and get senators to work together (Listen below and )

Critic Christian Toto tells 麻豆官网 this four hour epic is much better than the 2017 version. (Listen below and read AP’s take)

NBC’s Julia Ainsley joins 麻豆官网 to discuss the continuing flow of unaccompanied minors coming into the United States from Mexico. She also talks about her the Biden Administration is limiting what the Border Patrol can tell the media. (Listen below)

Former TSA Executive tells 麻豆官网 going to the airport these days means you have to do a lot of the things airport employees used to do for you (Listen below and )

The president tells ABC News New York Governor Andrew Cuomo should resign if the state attorney general鈥檚 investigation confirms the claims against him. Politico’s Daniel Lippman has analysis on 麻豆官网 (Listen below and read)

Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , tells 麻豆官网 about new, threatening ways crooks pretend to be from Social Security, to steal your identity and your money (Listen below and read)

Georgetown Computer Scientist Cal Newport talks to 麻豆官网 about how your always-full inbox messing up your work and adding to your stress – all outlined in his new book 鈥溾�� Listen to the full interview below

Politico’s Alex Thompson discusses the president’s new, massive COVID relief bill and the risks it may not be felt by all Americans (Listen below and read)

Critic Christian Toto reviews ‘Cherry’ starring Tom Holland – and directed by the Russo Brothers (Listen below & read AP’s take)

ABC News Political Director Rick Klein looks at Joe Biden’s first presidential prime-time address to the nation (Listen below and read)

Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , tells 麻豆官网 it’s bad enough crooks used people’s identity to steal unemployment benefits last year…now those same victims are having tax-filing problems. (Listen below and read)

麻豆官网 Sports Director George Wallace got his first dose of the Pfizer COVID vaccine at Six Flags America, one of Maryland’s mass vaccination sites. (Listen below and read)

Politico’s Christopher Cadelago joins 麻豆官网 after The American Rescue Plan passes the House on the way to President Biden’s desk (Listen below and read)

NBC’s Julia Ainsley shares her with 麻豆官网 (Listen below)

Health Affairs Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil tells 麻豆官网 about how the nearly $2 trillion measure could help improve Americans’ health (Listen below and read about a new Health Affairs study on high turnover in nursing homes)

National Journal Editor-in-Chief Jeff Dufour talks to 麻豆官网 about the nine-hour logjam that stalled the Senate’s work on the COVID bill Friday, and how Manchin was at the heart of it. (Read and listen below)

Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with, tells 麻豆官网 about a record number of 2021 models earning a Top Safety Pick award from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety ( and listen below)

The House passes police reform and voting rights measures before getting out of the Capitol Thursday morning for security purposes. Politico’s Anita Kumar explains on 麻豆官网 (Read and listen below)

President Biden slams the Texas and Mississippi governors for ending mask mandates, even as most Americans remain unvaccinated. Mitre Corporation’s Doctor Paul Jarris talks about it with 麻豆官网 (Listen below and read)

麻豆官网 asks Politico Pro’s Darius Tahir whether Maryland stands to benefit from Redfield’s advice on fighting coronavirus. (Listen below and read about the selection)

We discuss Tuesday’s big stories from the White House with Cam Joseph of Vice News (Listen below and read about Tanden and WH/vaccines)

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Native Americans are more likely to get COVID and other diseases. Now more indigenous people are graduating from medical school and returning to their communities to help. Journalist Sarah Kwon shares her Health Affairs article with 麻豆官网

Government watchdogs say Joe Biden’s administration could be doing a lot more to promote transparency. Politico’s Anita Kumar shares her with 麻豆官网

CNET’s Roger Cheng says CBS All Access is changing to Paramount Plus (Listen below and )

Christian Toto reviews ‘Rush to Judgement’ a documentary about the Covington Catholic kids’ DC visit in January 2019. The features analysis 麻豆官网’s Neal Augenstein

Lending Tree’s Matt Schulz tells 麻豆官网 half of Americans say they’ve lost their favorite food place to the pandemic (Check out the and listen below)

Politico’s David Siders joins 麻豆官网 to discuss his about anti-Trump Republicans’ struggles to find a new political home

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Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , tells 麻豆官网 about the latest tax rules (Listen below and )

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麻豆官网 Car Guy Mike Parris reviews the new Ford Ranger (Listen to his comments below)

Critic highly recommends Nomadland at the theater or on Hulu – he also wants you to check out the

(Listen to his Nomadland review below and read the AP’s take)

Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , tells 麻豆官网 about the Black Dollar Index (listen below and )

University of Baltimore Law Professor Kim Wehle joins 麻豆官网 on the eve of the impeachment vote (Listen to her analysis below and get the latest from AP)

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Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , tells 麻豆官网 you must get in the habit of setting money aside in case of聽 emergency (Read and listen below)

While Virginia is close to adding a Voting Rights Act – some Maryland Republican state senators are pushing for laws on voter ID and mail-in ballot signature verification. Maryland Matters’ Bennett Leckrone joins 麻豆官网 with the story ( and listen below)

Lending Tree’s Matt Schulz tells 麻豆官网 a lot of people, who are putting money on the game, run the risk of going into debt ( and listen below)

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Consumerman Herb Weisbaum – with – tells 麻豆官网 to watch out for bogus credit repair offers (read and listen below)

The Washington Post’s Dan Diamond shares his with 麻豆官网 (Listen below)

Katie Benner of the New York Times joined 麻豆官网 with her DOJ exclusive (Listen below and read her )

Will Lil Wayne and Sheldon Silver get a pardon? Will President Trump pardon himself? Politico’s Anita Kumar joins 麻豆官网 with the latest (Listen below and read more from & the )

Washington Post Political Investigative Reporter Carol Leonnig tells 麻豆官网 about her Friday night exclusive (Listen below and )

reviews the new Amazon Prime offering on 麻豆官网 (Listen below and read AP’s take)

Health Affairs Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil discusses the slow pace of coronavirus vaccine distribution (Listen below, read about things possibly and read about the article Alan mentions at the end)

Consumerman Herb Weisbaum with tells 麻豆官网 some of us may have to wait until we file our 2020 tax returns (Listen below and read Herb’s article)

No matter which handle President Trump tries to use his tweets are being deleted. CNET’s Ian Sherr joins 麻豆官网 with his take. (Listen below, read Ian’s & the latest from 飞迟辞辫.肠辞尘听

Marley Clements tells 麻豆官网 law enforcement would’ve known the U.S. Capitol attack was coming if it had monitored QAnon’s online chatter. (Listen below and read )听QAnon: The Search for Q” premiers January 26th at 10pm ET聽

loved the first ‘Wonder Woman’ but has few nice things to say about the sequel (Listen below and read AP’s more charitable take)

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Consumerman Herb Weisbaum, with , says overdraft fees are higher than ever and you need to stop paying them (Listen below and read more at wtop.com)

The country waits to see what President Trump will do as a government shutdown looms and COVID relief hangs in the balance. Paul Blest of Vice News has analysis on 麻豆官网 (Listen below and read the latest from AP)

Politico’s Natasha Bertrand shares her with 麻豆官网

Politico’s Dan Diamond tells 麻豆官网 former top Trump appointee Paul Alexander repeatedly urged top health officials to let millions of Americans be infected by the virus, in the name of “herd immunity.” (Listen below and read Dan’s )

Alayna Treene of tells 麻豆官网 the GOP seems reluctant to hold hearings for Biden’s nominees before the inauguration

Health Affairs’ Alan Weil tells 麻豆官网 a coronavirus vaccine can be successful without everybody in the nation getting it (Read and listen below)

Google’s Molly VandenBerg tells 麻豆官网 ‘election results’ was a bigger search topic than even ‘coronavirus’ this year (Listen below and read more here)

麻豆官网 Tech Guy responds to a Facebook is being hit with antitrust cases from 40 states and the feds.

tells 麻豆官网 Metro should sell the land surrounding its stations to solve its money problems

‘s Herb Weisbaum tells 麻豆官网 it’s time to delete your unused online accounts – or valuable data may be stolen (Listen below and read more at wtop.com)

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Cybershopping records are being broken left and right during the pandemic – CyberScout’s Adam Levin tells 麻豆官网 there are a lot of online scams to look out for (Listen below and read about a new CyberScout/Harris Poll survey)

In a seismic shift Warner Brothers will stream all its 2021 new releases on HBO Max. joins 麻豆官网 to talk about whether this is the beginning of the end for going to the movies.

Christian Toto differs from many of his fellow critics by giving ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ on Netflix a pretty good grade – we also discussed ‘Uncle Frank’ (listen below and read other reviews of Hillbilly Elegy and )

‘s Herb Weisbaum tells 麻豆官网 you’re much better off using credit cards for your holiday shopping (listen below and read Herb’s article)

Dr. tells 麻豆官网 how soon he thinks we’ll be able to get our Covid shots and start to live our lives again (Listen below and read about new coronavirus restrictions)

‘s Julie Ryan Evans tells 麻豆官网 – with record holiday package delivery this year – there are ways to make sure crooks don’t grab your gifts before you get home. (Listen below and read more here)

ProPublica’s Isaac Arnsdorf tells 麻豆官网 dozens of policy-changes are underway during the administration’s final weeks (Listen below and read Isaac’s article)

David Hill of Hill Research Consultants tells 麻豆官网 people generally won’t pick up the phone to talk to pollsters anymore, and that is making presidential polls less accurate (Listen below and read Hill’s op-ed )

Yale’s Jason Schwartz, and colleagues, are writing about the biggest expected challenges related to the new Covid-19 vaccines. (Listen to Schwartz below, read their research and their op-ed)

tells 麻豆官网 Chan’s film is terrible (check out the neutral NY Times ) while the Wonder Woman streaming release could change movie history

The Washington Post’s Will Hobson discusses his latest article outlining sexual harassment allegations against the WFT (listen below and )

Journalist Kayla Ruble was in the room Tuesday night as two Republican members on Michigan鈥檚 Wayne County Board of Canvassers voted against certifying of the county鈥檚 votes 鈥� then abruptly reversed course amid heavy criticism. (Listen to Ruble below and read about how this process usually works)

reviews the new, dark, holiday comedy, starring Mel Gibson. He also tells us whether we should see ‘Come Away’ and ‘Freaky’ (listen below and read other reviews of – – )

Ten days after the election, President Trump refuses to concede. Read more here and listen below to Vice News Deputy DC Bureau Chief Todd Zwillich tell 麻豆官网 Republican Senators are saying one thing in front of the microphones and another behind the scenes.

The New Yorker’s Evan Osnos talks to 麻豆官网 about his new book “Joe Biden: The Life, the Run, and What Matters Now” and the difference between Biden’s failed presidential run in the late 80’s and now.

Film Critic Christian Toto tells 麻豆官网 whether ‘Come Play’ is full of scares despite its PG-13 rating (Read his and listen below)