Campaigns Look To Court, France Seeks Calm, Twitter Rations Views

This podcast episode delves into various recent events and their potential impact on the upcoming 2024 presidential election, highlighting the partisan divide in views on the Supreme Court, Republican candidates' stance on affirmative action and the French protests over police brutality. It also examines the implications of Elon Musk's Twitter ownership, including changes to tweet limits and the potential impact on revenue.

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Vice President Harris: Supreme Court Rulings Are an Attack on Freedoms

Supreme Court Rulings and Their Impact on the 2024 Election

Republican Candidates' Views on Affirmative Action and Police Brutality in France

France Protests Continue Despite Government's Belief They're Losing Steam

Elon Musk's Twitter Tweet Limit: A Cash Grab or a Data Protection Measure?

Twitter's New Annoyances: Less Revenue, More User Frustration

Campaigns Look To Court, France Seeks Calm, Twitter Rations Views

Up First from NPR

00:02Vice President Harris: Supreme Court Rulings Are an Attack on Freedoms

Vice President Harris: Supreme Court Rulings Are an Attack on Freedoms

02:49Supreme Court Rulings and Their Impact on the 2024 Election

Supreme Court Rulings and Their Impact on the 2024 Election

05:29Republican Candidates' Views on Affirmative Action and Police Brutality in France

Republican Candidates' Views on Affirmative Action and Police Brutality in France

07:52France Protests Continue Despite Government's Belief They're Losing Steam

France Protests Continue Despite Government's Belief They're Losing Steam

09:37Elon Musk's Twitter Tweet Limit: A Cash Grab or a Data Protection Measure?

Elon Musk's Twitter Tweet Limit: A Cash Grab or a Data Protection Measure?

12:17Twitter's New Annoyances: Less Revenue, More User Frustration

Twitter's New Annoyances: Less Revenue, More User Frustration