Israel Snubs Pauses, Question Of Aid Goes To Senate, Eyedrop Recall

This podcast episode covers a range of topics, including the ongoing conflict in Gaza, the $14 billion aid package to Israel, the thinning field of Republican presidential candidates, and the recent recall of over-the-counter eye drops due to contamination concerns. The common thread throughout these discussions is the need for increased oversight and scrutiny to protect individuals and communities.

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Israel-Gaza Conflict: Four Weeks of Violence and Calls for Ceasefire

Gaza Conflict: UN Estimates 300,000 Civilians Trapped, US Opposes Ceasefire

Speaker Johnson's Bill: A Short-Term Win with Long-Term Implications

Nikki Haley Emerges as Trump Alternative, DeSantis Falters

Eye Drops Recall: FDA Warns of Contamination Risk

FDA Inspections Uncover Unsanitary Conditions in Eye Drop Facilities

Israel Snubs Pauses, Question Of Aid Goes To Senate, Eyedrop Recall

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00:03Israel-Gaza Conflict: Four Weeks of Violence and Calls for Ceasefire

Israel-Gaza Conflict: Four Weeks of Violence and Calls for Ceasefire

03:08Gaza Conflict: UN Estimates 300,000 Civilians Trapped, US Opposes Ceasefire

Gaza Conflict: UN Estimates 300,000 Civilians Trapped, US Opposes Ceasefire

05:57Speaker Johnson's Bill: A Short-Term Win with Long-Term Implications

Speaker Johnson's Bill: A Short-Term Win with Long-Term Implications

08:11Nikki Haley Emerges as Trump Alternative, DeSantis Falters

Nikki Haley Emerges as Trump Alternative, DeSantis Falters

10:37Eye Drops Recall: FDA Warns of Contamination Risk

Eye Drops Recall: FDA Warns of Contamination Risk

13:45FDA Inspections Uncover Unsanitary Conditions in Eye Drop Facilities

FDA Inspections Uncover Unsanitary Conditions in Eye Drop Facilities