Learned a lot about the JFK assassination on a recent tour of Dallas. Hadn't realized it was on a side road leading to the highway rather than on a square, or plaza.
- A bill to protect #California election workers gets a hearing, #Connecticut's Children's Trust Fund could boost investments in families and child care, and Emmanuel #Macron wins reelection in France. https://t.co/IDaEb1x3io
On today's 2022Talks podcast - The Pentagon shifts troops in Europe as tensions with #Russia rise; a congressional subcommittee weighs #autonomousvehicle regulations; and local news execs testify on #bigtech's impact on the news industry. Listen: https://t.co/M19msIhj4Q
PNS Daily News Podcast - February 3 - Wisconsin Democrats try to reinstate a 48-hour handgun purchase waiting period; and Missouri Republicans push bills to limit citizens' ability to put constitutional amendments on the ballot. https://t.co/IDaEb1x3io
The advent of #5G high-speed wireless networks means that older devices that run solely on #3G technology will no longer work as the services that support them shut down over the next few months. https://t.co/hy6kpoAE8g
On today's 2022Talks podcast - A renewed look at Electoral Count reforms; McConnell and #Trump differ on #January6 protesters; and the Senate looks at the impact of the pandemic on #mentalhealth. Listen: https://t.co/M19msIhj4Q
PNS Daily News Podcast - February 2 - Most devices that run on 3G wireless technology will become obsolete this year, even as soon as three weeks; two campus officers were killed Tuesday in an active-shooter situation at Virginia's Bridgewater College. https://t.co/IDaEb1x3io
PNS Daily News Podcast - January 31 - Republicans in the Florida Legislature fast-track a 15-week abortion ban over objections of activists and medical professionals; and could the 2022 Olympics be the last winter games? https://t.co/IDaEb1x3io
On today's 2022Talks podcast - State Dept. tells Americans to leave #Ukraine immediately; President Biden could appoint the #SupremeCourt's first Black female justice; and #FederalReserve may soon hike interest rates to fight #inflation. Listen: https://t.co/M19msIhj4Q
At this time of increasing misuse of Holocaust history, it is more urgent than ever to remember the lessons of the Holocaust and pay tribute to its victims and survivors.
Watch live tomorrow, January 26, at 6 p.m. ET as we commemorate International #HolocaustRemembranceDay.
On today's PNS Daily Podcast - Salmon advocates warn recent good news for the species isn't enough to stop their alarming slide, and Massachusetts parents, educators, and school nurses call on Gov. Baker to establish a state-run COVID-19 protection plan https://t.co/IDaEb1OEGY
PNS Daily News Podcast - January 24 - Mass. parents, educators, and school nurses call on Gov. Baker to establish a state-run COVID-19 protection plan, and families struggling to afford meals for their children cope with distance learning. https://t.co/IDaEb1x3io
On today's 2022Talks - President #Biden gets cheers and jeers as he marks his first year in the White House, the Jan. 6 committee wants to hear from Ivanka Trump, and the #SupremeCourt rejects another challenge to the #Texas abortion law. Listen: https://t.co/M19msIhj4Q
Today on the #PNSDailyNews podcast: Despite a failed attempt in the U.S. Senate, more than 200 business owners call for federal reforms to strengthen election laws. Plus, federal funds coming to keep invasive carp out of Great Lakes. https://t.co/InaOKr8q2N
PNS Daily News Podcast - January 17 - We have reports from across the nation as Americans celebrate a day of service on MLK Day; a winter storm clobbers the Southeast, leaving many without power. https://t.co/IDaEb1x3io
On today's 2022Talks - U.S. House passes a new voting rights bill, setting up a #Senate showdown; President Biden announces expanded #COVID testing; and Jan. 6 Committee requests an interview with House Minority Leader #KevinMcCarthy. Listen: https://t.co/M19msIhj4Q
PNS Daily News Podcast - January 14 - A new survey shows discrimination in medical settings affects quality of care; U.S. Supreme Court rejects vaccine and testing mandates for businesses; and New York moves toward electric school buses. https://t.co/IDaEb1x3io