The Daily Dive

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May 23, 2018 - Wednesday May 23, 2018

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How old were you when you moved out of your parent's home for good? A 30 year old New York man flat out refuses to leave the nest and a State Supreme Court Judge has issued his official ruling. Justin Page of CNY Central was in the courtroom and has all the details. Now, we don't want to kill your buzz about summer but the CDC has issued their summer warning, use caution when swimming in hotel pools. Science reporter for The Verge, Rachel Becker, will explain all the little parasites lurking in that cool water. Finally, the first part in a three piece segment on the incredible collar bomb heist - we spoke to reporter Rich Shapiro and got all the details surrounding the unbelievable story behind Netflix's hit Evil Genius.

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May 22, 2018 - Tuesday May 22, 2018

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As more details emerge in the aftermath of the Santa Fe High School shooting we learn interesting information about the potential sentencing for the shooter and whether his father might face any consequences from criminal defense attorney Janet Johnson. Mike Pompeo issued his list of demands for the nuclear treaty with Iran on Monday, Politico's Louis Nelson explains them in detail. Finally, yet another retailer is accused of enforcing the 'fat tax'. Racked's Nadra Nittle provides insight and explains what happened and how businesses can remedy this bias to better serve consumers.

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May 21, 2018 - Monday May 21, 2018

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In the wake of yet another deadly school shooting, many people are asking, "What are schools doing to secure themselves?" We'll talk about Southwestern High School in Indiana, it's called 'The Safest School in the Country'. They have some revolutionary security measures in place, but do they measure up to realistic scenarios? Also, Ginger Gibson from Reuters joins us to analyze President Trump's weekend tweets and decode all the news about a secret informant that sounds more like the plot of a spy movie than real life. Finally, a new study out of UCLA claims that a scientist may have been able to transplant memories between snails. STAT News Reporter Usha Lee McFarling explains the science and what, if any, human applications we may have to look forward to.

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May 18, 2018 - Friday May 18, 2018

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It's the last day before the Royal Wedding and nerves are at a fever pitch. We spoke to Danny Pike of the BBC and got local reaction to the pomp and circumstance as well as details about the ceremony. We also spoke to Tim Teeman, a native Briton and Royal's editor for The Daily Beast about the business side of the wedding. If you aren't waking up early for the wedding, maybe you're spending your weekend checking out the new Deadpool movie. Vulture's Abraham Riesman gives us the full rundown of how the first one got made, it's a story decades in the making.

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May 17, 2018 - Thursday May 17, 2018

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Are you a LAUREL or a YANNY? Find out today and have Wired's Louise Matsakis explain what it really is and how it became the viral sensation across all social media this week. There was also some major breaking Russia news out of Washington, POLITICO's Louis Nelson breaks it down. Finally, a new study was released that correlates the legalization of marijuana with the increased cases of second hand smoke in children.

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May 16, 2018 - Wednesday May 16, 2018

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The leaks keep flowing out the White House, Axios News Editor Lauren Meier, joins us to explain how these leaks are shared and how far White House staffers will go to conceal their identities given the information provided. Also, it was announced this week that Twitter has developed a strategy to silence trolls and bullies. Reuters Tech Reporter and Social Media Expert David Ingram was in the room with Twitter's Jack Dorsey and explains it all. Finally, 60 Minutes Australia gathered a team of experts to explain what they believe happened to flight MH370 - Oscar takes you through their findings.

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May 15, 2018 - Tuesday May 15, 2018

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The Supreme Court of the United States may have taken the first steps to legalize sports betting nationwide, what does this mean for the future of professional sports? Jason Gay, Wall Street Journal's Sports Reporter takes a look at the what this means moving forward. Hawaii's volcano problem continues to grow, Volcanologist Dr. Peter Ward joins to provide scientific analysis and explain how this particular volcano has been erupting consistently for the last three decades.

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May 14, 2018 - Monday May 14, 2018

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President Trump and the White House had a big win late last week with the release of the hostages from North Korea, but that victory was short lived as it was revealed that his administration his a major leak problem. Ginger Gibson, political reporter for Reuters, joins us to analyze the vicious comments made about Senator John McCain and the administration's peculiar response to the blow back. Also, May is Mental Health Month and writer Katie Williams spoke to us about her book, Journey of the Heart, and how her brother's suicide has impacted her life.

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May 11, 2018 - Friday May 11, 2018

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President Trump celebrated the release of three hostages held in North Korea, Buzzfeed World News Correspondent, Megha Rajagopalan is based in Beijing, China and joined us to analyze what this means for the future of North Korea and the significance of the summit sent for June 12 in Singapore. We also spoke to USA Tech Reporter Marc Saltzman about Google's new digital assistant and played a fun game of Human or Robot - try and see if you can get it right yourself.

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May 10, 2018 - Thursday May 10, 2018

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It is peak allergy season and what was suspected to be a regular runny nose turned out to be a brain fluid leak - Dr. Jim Keany joined us to explain exactly what happened to Kendra Jackson and whether or not it is something that you should be worried about for yourself. Also, President Trump once again threatened to revoke press credentials for media outlets this week, Washington Correspondent for New York Magazine, Olivia Nuzzi, explained whether she believes he is serious this time and what could possibly be done to repair the President's relationship with the press.

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