GOP Spending Rift, Zelenskyy Interview, Louisiana Police Probe

This podcast episode explores the impending government shutdown due to the divided opinions among House Republicans on spending levels. Ukrainian President Zelensky's visit to Washington, D.C., highlights his struggle to maintain support against Russia and emphasizes the need for continued U.S. aid. The revelation of a secret interrogation center in Baton Rouge, known as the Brave Cave, sparks outrage and prompts an investigation into police brutality allegations. Mayor Sharon Weston Broome responds to the controversy by closing the facility and placing officers on leave.

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House Republicans Struggle to Overcome Deep Divisions on Funding the Government

Looming Government Shutdown: Partisan Discord and Funding Challenges

Zelensky's Complex Challenges: Balancing Democracy, War, and Corruption

Baton Rouge Police Department Disbands Street Crimes Unit Amid Torture Warehouse Allegations

Mayor's Response to Unauthorized Interrogation Space

GOP Spending Rift, Zelenskyy Interview, Louisiana Police Probe

Up First from NPR

00:02House Republicans Struggle to Overcome Deep Divisions on Funding the Government

House Republicans Struggle to Overcome Deep Divisions on Funding the Government

02:25Looming Government Shutdown: Partisan Discord and Funding Challenges

Looming Government Shutdown: Partisan Discord and Funding Challenges

05:18Zelensky's Complex Challenges: Balancing Democracy, War, and Corruption

Zelensky's Complex Challenges: Balancing Democracy, War, and Corruption

08:27Baton Rouge Police Department Disbands Street Crimes Unit Amid Torture Warehouse Allegations

Baton Rouge Police Department Disbands Street Crimes Unit Amid Torture Warehouse Allegations

11:39Mayor's Response to Unauthorized Interrogation Space

Mayor's Response to Unauthorized Interrogation Space