Why do you think we sometimes feel relieved for not joining in on risky behavior, even if it seems fun at the moment?
First Trump posted 4-year-old pictures of him golfing with Jon Gruden trying to distract from his health issues, then spent Labor Day weekend posting AI images of himself. How can anyone seriously say with a straight face that Trump is not insane?
Is “privacy” a good enough reason to say no when nothing’s wrong?
The recent increase in gun violence in Chicago has received national scrutiny. What is your perspective on the issue?
How have Canadian listeners responded to President Donald Trump's desire to make the country the 51st member of the United States?
How can rising inflation and even a recession push consumers to turn more to buy now, pay later (BNPL) services like Klarna, despite them slowing down their spending?
Are you surprised that President Trump told his cabinet that "I have the right to do anything I want to do. I'm the president of the United States"?
How do you balance expanding your political coalition through persuasion and mobilization with standing up for your beliefs?
For those who have surrendered, what was your biggest obstacle to realize your way through?
How do Newsom's actions compare to those of other states like Texas when it comes to redistricting, and what are the broader implications for US politics?
If all the world’s languages merged into one, what would be the very first word of that new language?
How do you actually feel when someone blame you for the mistakes you haven't even heard?
Is “privacy” a good enough reason to say no when nothing’s wrong?
The recent increase in gun violence in Chicago has received national scrutiny. What is your perspective on the issue?
How have Canadian listeners responded to President Donald Trump's desire to make the country the 51st member of the United States?
How can rising inflation and even a recession push consumers to turn more to buy now, pay later (BNPL) services like Klarna, despite them slowing down their spending?
Are you surprised that President Trump told his cabinet that "I have the right to do anything I want to do. I'm the president of the United States"?
How do you balance expanding your political coalition through persuasion and mobilization with standing up for your beliefs?
For those who have surrendered, what was your biggest obstacle to realize your way through?
How do Newsom's actions compare to those of other states like Texas when it comes to redistricting, and what are the broader implications for US politics?
If all the world’s languages merged into one, what would be the very first word of that new language?
How do you actually feel when someone blame you for the mistakes you haven't even heard?
