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Content warning: This episode discusses sexual violence. A civil lawsuit alleges a former Cornell student, identified as Jane Doe, was drugged and assaulted by seven Chi Phi fraternity members in October 2024. The DA, who originally declined to bring charges, has reopened the investigation, and the state attorney general is reviewing Cornell's response. The men involved have not been criminally charged. The case raises larger questions about justice for survivors and accountability for those in power. It reached the national spotlight only after student reporters at Cornell dug into it. But shouldn't that have been the job of campus police and prosecutors? Sexual violence is shaped by who holds power, who is believed, and which institutions are built to protect themselves. How does the law help or hurt survivors? What would real accountability look like for the accused, for the university, and for the systems that decide whose complaints are taken seriously? Premieres Sunday at 10:30. https://t.co/2ZAZVMd81T Don't forget to like ✅ and subscribe

🇫🇷🌍La presse internationale regarde ce qu’il se passe en France avec consternation. Les peuples du monde ne comprennent plus notre pays. Notre pays est en faillite. • Faillite morale. • Faillite économique. •Émeutes partout •Immigration hors de contrôle Ceci est l’œuvre de Macron. Aujourd’hui la France a emprunté 12 milliards d’euros sur les marchés avec un taux d’intérêts près de 5%! Vivons nous la fin de la France?