Today’s Headlines: Trump Warns Israel on Iran Strikes, Flesh-Eating Parasite Spreads in Texas, Prada Designs NASA’s Moon Suit
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Chapters
0:00 Show Open
00:41 Takeoff (Trump Warns Israel, Flesh-Eating Parasite Spreads in Texas, Prada Designs NASA’s Moon Suit)
03:12 Politics (Los Angeles primary election, Trump H-1B visa applications, The Kennedy Center name change, Revoke the citizenship)
04:31 Podcast extra (Doctors 5 signs of aging, Remote workers study, Pizza prices)
10:15 Finance (OpenAI, Airline industry, Banking battle in Italy, Stocks)
12:10 Sports (Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby, Denny Hamlin victory at Michigan, Roger Federer U.S. Open, Stanley Cup Final game 4)
13:26 Science & Tech (Leonardo da Vinci museum in Florence, Apple update to Siri, Americans AI's future)
14:33 ETC (Trailer explode fireworks, World Cup kicks off Wednesday, Mexico City Field of the Gods, Window seats)
16:13 Poll Question
17:12 Trivia
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