From Texas public-school religion fights to Democratic voter engagement, newsroom layoffs and AI liability, today’s show examines who controls information, institutions and public accountability.
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- Audrey Nath: Texas Forces Ten Commandments Into Classrooms—and This Mom Is Fighting Back: Texas calls it morality. Dr. Audrey Nath calls it government-backed religious favoritism. Three Houston moms are taking the state to court. [More]
- What Democrats Say They Must Fix to Win: Messaging, Trust, and Voter Engagement: Why do political messages fail to reach voters? This discussion explores information gaps, trust, social media, newsletters, grassroots communication, and voter engagement. [More]
- ‘A Damn Bloodbath’: Unions Decry Layoffs at McClatchy Papers as Local Journalism Takes Another Hit: “We’ve done everything asked of us, and more,” said one fired journalist. “Yet when corporate plans fail, McClatchy executives run and hide while our workers and this community suffer all the consequences.” [More]
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AI Firms Can and Must Face Liability for ‘Dangerous, Unvetted Products,’ Says Lina Khan: The former FTC chair spoke out as Republican leaders insisted the industry should be permitted to regulate itself. [More]
