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10月21日

What early voting can and can’t tell us

On today’s episode: Apple News editor Gideon Resnick explains what early voting can and can’t tell us about who will actually win the White House. Bloomberg rounds up the latest news out of the Middle East as Israel prepares to attack Iran. The Atlantic’s Jamie Thompson explains the sharp rise in carjackings in the D.C. area and the factors that have made punishment and deterrence tougher to carry out. Plus, NPR explains why Cuba keeps losing power, Paul Whelan tells CBS News about life inside a Russian labor camp, and the Wall Street Journal reports on a surprising new class of millionaires. Today’s episode was hosted by Shumita Basu.

10月21日

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16 分鐘
3 天前

The truth behind one of the biggest political lies

Since former President Trump lost the 2020 presidential race, he and his supporters have been spreading the false claim that the election was stolen and that the U.S. is rife with voter fraud. This has been disproven in court many times, but the rhetoric has had a real effect on the country — from the January 6 attack on the Capitol, to election-rule changes, to general distrust around the voting process. Votebeat’s Jessica Huseman is one of the leading reporters on voting in the U.S. She talks with Apple News In Conversation host Shumita Basu about the lies being spread about our voting system and explains why Americans can feel reassured that this election will be safe and fair.

3 天前

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30 分鐘
10月16日

Unpacking Trump’s bizarre town hall

On today’s episode: Unpacking Trump’s bizarre town hall with the Washington Post’s Maeve Reston. The Wall Street Journal’s Michelle Hackman walks us through Vice President Harris’s track record on immigration. The Atlantic’s Kristen V. Brown explains what 23andMe’s uncertain future means for the DNA of its millions of customers. Georgia’s first-day early-voting turnout smashes record. The Georgia Recorder has the story. The U.S. warns Israel to boost aid for Gaza or risk a cut to military support. The BBC reports. And the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show is back. Refinery29 recounts the rise and fall of America’s once-beloved lingerie company. Today’s episode was hosted by Shumita Basu.

10月16日

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13 分鐘
10月17日

Evidence points to his innocence. Texas plans to kill him.

On today’s show: Texas is set to execute a man even as the lead detective on his case is convinced he got it wrong. USA Today reports. In-person early voting starts in North Carolina today, weeks after Hurricane Helene ravaged the state. Sarah Michels, elections reporter for Carolina Public Press, spoke to voters and election officials in the battleground state. A federal judge has temporarily blocked an effort by Alabama’s secretary of state to purge people from voter rolls. NPR has the story. From the catwalk to the spacewalk: Gizmodo explains how astronauts are going to the moon in designer spacesuits. Finally, as early voting gets underway in states around the country, check out this state-by-state voter guide. Today’s episode was hosted by Shumita Basu.

10月17日

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13 分鐘
3 天前・「APPLE NEWS+」限定

As the Nazis amassed power, one Jewish actor hid in plain sight

From Smithsonian Magazine · After the Nazis forced Leo Reuss off the German stage in 1934, the Jewish actor found a daring way to hide in plain sight. Written by: Tomas Weber Narrated by: Jonathan Davis Read the article: https://apple.news/A0NEo0cw2SUO2UQP4Weou6g Published: Oct. 25, 2024

3 天前

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27 分鐘
10月15日

The surprising industry scaring politicians — and winning elections

On today’s show: Could this year flip the Electoral College on its head? Apple News editor Gideon Resnick explains a surprising trend poll watchers are seeing. And the Miami Herald has more. The New Yorker’s Charles Duhigg reports on how big crypto companies are influencing our elections. CNN reports on the threats against FEMA. Were women snubbed by the Nobel Prize committee? Stat breaks down the gender bias in the sciences. And New York magazine explains why 18-month gaps between TV seasons are the new normal. Today’s episode was hosted by Shumita Basu.

10月15日

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14 分鐘
3 天前・「APPLE NEWS+」限定

The Yellowstone Club billionaires buying Montana’s mountains

From New York Magazine · A group of billionaires is maneuvering to secure acres of prime public land in Montana for personal use. Can anyone stop them? Written by: Ben Ryder Howe Narrated by: Kaleo Griffith Read the article: https://apple.news/AXOo7lGzmR1edi5DAUcukWw Published: Oct. 23, 2024

3 天前

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33 分鐘
10月14日

What was flying in the skies during Sunday football

Trump’s messaging against immigrants is getting darker, according to a Politico analysis of more than 20 of his recent rallies and campaign events. Meanwhile, Harris has been meeting with Arab American and Muslim leaders in Michigan. Yasmeen Abutaleb of the Washington Post talks about where the race stands. TikTok executives have long known about app’s effect on teens, lawsuit documents allege, according to NPR. We saw some unusual political campaign messaging over the weekend, written in the skies over NFL games. NBC has the details. In other sports news, Ruth Chepng’etich won the Chicago Marathon and broke a record. The Chicago Sun-Times breaks down why the race has become known for records. And finally, SpaceX successfully launched the fifth test flight for Starship, the biggest and most powerful rocket ever built. But that’s not the most exciting part. CNN explains.

10月14日

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14 分鐘
10月18日・「APPLE NEWS+」限定

The border crisis won’t be solved at the border

From Texas Monthly · If Texas officials wanted to stop the arrival of undocumented immigrants, they could try to make it impossible for them to work here. But that would devastate the state’s economy. So instead politicians engage in border theater. Written by: Jack Herrera Narrated by: Tony Chiroldes Read the article: https://apple.news/AnmZTQGWESFirg80mNHQ-6w Published: Oct. 14, 2024

10月18日

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1 小時 2 分鐘
10月17日

Hurricanes are deadlier than ever. It doesn’t have to be this way.

In the past month, two major hurricanes hit the southeastern United States, causing hundreds of deaths and billions of dollars in damage. Journalist Porter Fox warns that this is only the beginning. Fox, who has been reporting on climate change for more than a decade, has published a new book, Category Five: Superstorms and the Warming Oceans That Feed Them. He spoke with Apple News In Conversation host Shumita Basu about how human-induced climate change is fueling increasingly larger and more dangerous storms — and how we can turn the tide.

10月17日

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19 分鐘

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What early voting can and can’t tell us

The truth behind one of the biggest political lies

Unpacking Trump’s bizarre town hall

Evidence points to his innocence. Texas plans to kill him.

As the Nazis amassed power, one Jewish actor hid in plain sight

The surprising industry scaring politicians — and winning elections

The Yellowstone Club billionaires buying Montana’s mountains

What was flying in the skies during Sunday football

The border crisis won’t be solved at the border

Hurricanes are deadlier than ever. It doesn’t have to be this way.

Unlock audio stories from Apple News+

As the Nazis amassed power, one Jewish actor hid in plain sight

The Yellowstone Club billionaires buying Montana’s mountains

The border crisis won’t be solved at the border

How Tim Walz makes progressive values feel so moderate

The tight-knit world of Kamala Harris’s sorority

How alarmed should we be if Trump wins again?

How Republican billionaires learned to love Trump again

A 200-year-old cipher promising millions in treasure has gone unsolved. Until now.

The U.S. spies who sound the alarm about election interference

The far-right sheriffs ready to disrupt the election

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What early voting can and can’t tell us

The truth behind one of the biggest political lies

Unpacking Trump’s bizarre town hall

Evidence points to his innocence. Texas plans to kill him.

As the Nazis amassed power, one Jewish actor hid in plain sight

The surprising industry scaring politicians — and winning elections

The Yellowstone Club billionaires buying Montana’s mountains

What was flying in the skies during Sunday football

The border crisis won’t be solved at the border

Hurricanes are deadlier than ever. It doesn’t have to be this way.

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As the Nazis amassed power, one Jewish actor hid in plain sight

The Yellowstone Club billionaires buying Montana’s mountains

The border crisis won’t be solved at the border

How Tim Walz makes progressive values feel so moderate

The tight-knit world of Kamala Harris’s sorority

How alarmed should we be if Trump wins again?

How Republican billionaires learned to love Trump again

A 200-year-old cipher promising millions in treasure has gone unsolved. Until now.

The U.S. spies who sound the alarm about election interference

The far-right sheriffs ready to disrupt the election

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