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The three-hundred-thirteenth episode of the DSR Daily Brief
Stories Cited in the Episode:
Eight Palestinians killed as Israel launches air attacks on Jenin
Prigozhin-controlled Russian media group shuts amid mutiny fallout
France riots ease as mayors call anti-violence rally
Musk's Twitter rate limits could undermine new CEO, ad experts say
Radio personality hosts 55-hour, 26-minute show in Australia
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It was only Tuesday when the Supreme Court upheld a decision by North Carolina’s top court that struck down a congressional districting plan as excessively partisan under state law. Since then, the court has ruled against affirmative action in the college admissions process, struck down Biden’s student debt forgiveness plan and ruled in favor of a web designer who said she had a First Amendment right to refuse to design wedding websites for same-sex couples despite a state law that forbids discrimination against gay people. What does this mean for the future of our democracy and how might it impact the 2024 election? Host David Rothkopf breaks it all down with Slate’s Dahlia Lithwick. Don’t miss this important discussion.
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The three-hundred-twelfth episode of the DSR Daily Brief
Stories Cited in the Episode:
Affirmative action: US Supreme Court overturns race-based college admissions
Macron calls crisis talks after another night of violence across France, with more than 600 arrested
Ukraine’s top general, Valery Zaluzhny, wants shells, planes and patience
UN to investigate fate of 130,000 people missing in Syria war
Exclusive: Ukraine brings first charges for deporting Kherson orphans
Washington approves $440 million in weapons sales to Taiwan
Kansas neighborhood fails to receive mail for nearly 2 months over 'dog'
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The three-hundred-eleventh episode of the DSR Daily Brief
Stories Cited in the Episode:
Where are Russian generals Gerasimov and Surovikin after Wagner rebellion?
Putin Moves to Punish Prigozhin Allies
Ukraine defence minister expects Nato guarantee for after war
Don’t piss off China! EU prepares to tone down its battle with Beijing
France police shooting: Protests spread over killing of teenager
Presumed human remains found in Titan sub debris
A Helsinki deputy mayor is under fire after being caught red-handed spray-painting graffiti
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As more becomes clear about the Prigozhin insurrection and as Vladimir Putin and Russia respond, new questions are emerging about how Moscow manages the aftermath of the assault and what that might mean in Russia, Ukraine and around the world. We discuss with two experts, Angela Stent of Georgetown University and independent journalist and Wagner expert, Jack Margolin. It's a great discussion. Don't miss it.
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The three-hundred-tenth episode of the DSR Daily Brief
Stories Cited in the Episode:
Wagner chief Prigozhin is in Belarus, Lukashenko says
Lukashenko says Putin wanted to 'wipe out' Prigozhin during mutiny attempt
Supreme Court rejects novel legislative theory but leaves a door open for 2024 election challenges
Russian General Knew About Mercenary Chief’s Rebellion Plans, U.S. Officials Say
NATO will defend members from threat of Wagner forces in Belarus
Anger in Paris after police kill teen in traffic stop
South Koreans become younger overnight after country scraps ‘Korean age’
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The three-hundred-ninth episode of the DSR Daily Brief
Stories Cited in the Episode:
Putin condemns Wagner rebellion but says Prigozhin’s men are free to go
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy says forces advancing ‘in all directions’
Japan returns South Korea to preferred trade partner list after 4 years
The Key Cases the Supreme Court Has Yet to Decide in 2023
Turkey's lira hits new low after bank rules' rollback
Trump heard on tape discussing 'highly confidential, secret' documents
Viral dog nanny job posting with $127K salary yanked over too many applicants
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The dust is still settling from Yevgeny Prigozhin's march on Moscow that gripped the world and rocked the Kremlin. Many questions remain but one thing is certain. In the wake of Prigozhin's bold if seemingly ill-fated challenge to the authority of Russia's Ministry of Defense, Vladimir Putin is weaker today in the eyes of Russians, Ukrainians and the world. We discuss the consequences of that change with the Washington Post's Shane Harris, former CIA Moscow hand John Sipher, co-host former CIA operations officer Marc Polymeropoulos and co-host David Rothkopf. Join us.
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The three-hundred-eighth episode of the DSR Daily Brief
Stories Cited in the Episode:
Officials question whether truce will hold in Kremlin, Wagner standoff
Prigozhin’s Wagner mutiny is over. What now?
Russian defense minister makes first public appearance since mercenary revolt as uncertainty swirls
Police fire tear gas at Sierra Leone opposition after vote
North Korea holds rallies denouncing US, warns of nuclear war
EU says aborted Russia mutiny shows Moscow’s military power is ‘cracking’
Scooter, a Chinese crested, is crowned world’s ugliest dog
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Norm and Kavita are back this week to discuss the 8-1 ruling in favor of the Biden administration’s immigration enforcement guidelines. From there, they turn their attention to Justice Alito, who earlier in the week wrote a preemptive opinion piece for the Wall Street Journal addressing the ProPublica investigative piece which disclosed his fishing trips with a Billionaire Hedge Fund manger that petitioned the Supreme Court to rule in his favor in his business dealings. Don’t miss it!
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