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Bayer beware (opens the original)
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The Nurses Report with Nicole, Ashley & David – The Supreme Court’s glyphosate ruling raises urgent questions about federal preemption, corporate liability, public health, and state authority. The Nurses’ Report connects Bayer’s Roundup case to broader concerns over regulatory capture, scientific uncertainty, warning labels, and local efforts to protect communities from preventable harm today...
The uneven consequences of the law (opens the original)
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The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – From the Constitution to state and federal statutes, there are plenty of laws in these United States. And all of them come with some form of consequence, both for violating them and blindly following them. Take, for example, Hannah Dugan, the Wisconsin judge convicted of obstructing ICE agents when she helped smuggle an illegal...
The SCOTUS ruling on birth tourism (opens the original)
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The Tenpenny Files – The Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling renews debate over birth tourism, commercial surrogacy, immigration, and national security. Dr. Sherri Tenpenny speaks with Emma Waters and Casey Fleming about citizenship laws, foreign influence, unrestricted warfare, and whether legal loopholes increasingly create long-term risks for America’s identity, sovereignty, and future generations...
The forgotten responsibility of ‘We the People’ (opens the original)
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The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Are you wondering why so many young people have become communists? It’s because We the People let government actors train them to do so. Concerned that young people aren’t learning civics? Are you concerned about the content your children may see on the Internet? They why are you waiting for Congress to tell you how to...
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