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Some More News: Why Middle Class Doesn't Feel Middle Class Anymore

Corporate cost-cutting and a focus on wealthy consumers have rendered the middle-class lifestyle extinct.

Even More News: Another, Even Worse Allegation Against Platner

New sexual assault allegations against Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner raise urgent questions about his future.

Even More News: Birth Tourism, Zohran’s AC Tweets, And Even More MAGA Crashouts

The GOP is spiraling over air conditioning mandates and birthright citizenship as their culture war gets even darker.

Streamin' More News: Matt Walsh and Ben Shapiro Freak Out Over Birthright Citizenship Ruling

Conservative media figures are melting down over the Supreme Court upholding birthright citizenship.

Even More News: The Supreme Court Just Gave Trump Even More Power

The Supreme Court just gutted federal oversight by ruling that the president can fire agency heads at will.

Even More News: Elon Musk Denies USAID Cuts Will Kill 4.5 Million Children

Elon Musk denies that his D.O.G.E. budget cuts and dismantling of USAID will lead to 4.5 million child deaths.

Some More News: You Don’t Hate Jared Kushner Enough

Jared Kushner is a walking conflict of interest who leveraged his White House access to secure massive foreign deals.

Even More News: We All Know Tulsi Gabbard Is In A Cult, Right?

Newly surfaced documents confirm Tulsi Gabbard was directed by a cult to shape her political messaging and rhetoric.

Even More News: Trump Throws JD Vance Under The Bus

Trump is undermining his own party as he pivots to blaming JD Vance for his failed diplomatic and military policies.

Some More News: The Supreme Court v. Voting Rights

The Supreme Court is dismantling the Voting Rights Act by pretending racism ended and allowing states to gerrymander.

Even More News: Eric Trump Caught Trying To Do UFC Scam

Eric Trump was caught red-handed sliding into DMs to ask a UFC fighter if he could fix matches for a betting scam.

Even More News: Supreme Court OKs Racial Gerrymandering (As Long As You Pretend It's Not That)

In this episode of Some More News, hosts Cody, Katy, and Jonathan are joined by guest Ken Klippenstein for a deep dive into the most pressing headlines in American politics. The panel leads with a critical discussion on the Supreme Court’s recent rulings, specifically examining how the court has effectively undermined the Voting Rights Act through decisions that permit racial gerrymandering under the guise of race-neutral policy. Beyond the judiciary, the conversation shifts to recent political developments, including the fallout surrounding the White House Correspondents' Dinner, Janet Mills' strategic exit from the Maine Senate race, and an analysis of the portions of Donald Trump’s recent 60 Minutes interview that were left on the cutting room floor. Listeners can expect a sharp, investigative look at these stories, balancing complex legal analysis with the show's signature style of critical commentary.

Streamin' More News: Did The “Shooter” Even Shoot?

In this episode of Streamin' More News, hosts Katy, Cody, and Jonathan gather for a lively discussion covering an eclectic mix of current events and cultural commentary. The trio dives into the details surrounding the White House Correspondents' Dinner suspect, offering their unique take on the situation. The conversation continues with an analysis of James Comey and recent developments involving Riley Gaines. Additionally, the hosts unpack the complex and often contentious dynamic between Bill Maher and David Cross, providing listeners with a thoughtful breakdown of recent headlines. With their signature blend of humor and deep-dive analysis, the team navigates the complexities of the modern news cycle. Listeners can expect an engaging, fast-paced session that balances sharp political critique with the relatable, conversational energy that defines the program. It is an informative episode perfect for those looking to stay updated on the latest news trends.

Even More News: Another Assassination Attempt on Trump

In this episode of Even More News, hosts Katy, Cody, and Jonathan dive into the cultural and political fallout surrounding the recent White House Correspondents' Dinner. The discussion unpacks the broader reactions to the event, exploring the atmosphere within the ballroom and the subsequent wave of conspiracy theories that emerged in its wake. The team also breaks down the president’s recent follow-up interview on 60 Minutes, offering their trademark analysis of the messaging and public response. Listeners can expect a comprehensive, witty, and timely review of these developments as the hosts navigate the complexities of the current news cycle. As is characteristic of the program, the episode provides a sharp, insightful perspective on the viral moments and political narratives currently dominating the conversation, making it a must-listen for those looking to stay informed with a critical eye.

Even More News: Shut Up, Tucker

In this episode of Even More News, hosts Cody Johnston, Katy Stoll, and Jonathan Berg tackle a variety of pressing political issues. The conversation begins with a look at the latest developments regarding Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s campaign trajectory before shifting to the Justice Department's recent indictment concerning the Southern Poverty Law Center. The team also dives into the implications of Virginia’s complex redistricting vote, breaking down what it means for local representation and electoral fairness. Finally, the episode centers on a sharp critique of Tucker Carlson and his recent public narrative, which the hosts describe as a bogus apology tour. As always, the hosts deliver their signature blend of deep-dive reporting and satirical commentary, providing listeners with a clear, analytical look at the chaotic news cycle and the figures currently shaping the national political landscape.

Some More News: Polymarket, Kalshi, And The New Gambling Economy

In this episode of Some More News, host Cody Johnston dives into the rapidly expanding world of prediction markets, specifically examining platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi. As these sites gain traction, they have fundamentally shifted the way people engage with current events, turning global news and political outcomes into high-stakes speculative betting. Johnston explores the mechanics behind these markets, questioning how they operate and how vulnerable they are to manipulation by bad actors. Throughout the episode, he highlights the serious societal risks of transforming democratic processes and critical news cycles into a giant gambling economy. Listeners can expect a thorough, critical analysis of the incentives driving these platforms and the potential dangers of a culture that prioritizes financial wagers over factual reporting and informed public discourse.

Even More News: Was Trump Previously Being "Mr. Nice Guy"?

In this episode of Even More News, hosts Katy, Cody, and Jonathan dive into the latest developments in national politics and international relations. The discussion kicks off with an analysis of the current State of the Strait, exploring the escalating tensions and implications for foreign policy. The trio also turns their attention to Donald Trump, examining his recent aggressive rhetoric, renewed threats, and the increasingly cryptic musical posts appearing on his Truth Social profile. Additionally, the conversation shifts toward a critical look at Kash Patel, specifically addressing allegations regarding his tenure and stewardship of the FBI. Recorded just before the latest major news cycle, the episode provides a characteristically sharp and analytical breakdown of these complex headlines. Listeners can expect a deep dive into the underlying narratives shaping current events with the show's signature blend of informed commentary and pointed critique.

Even More News: AI: “People Hate The Slop”

In this episode of Even More News, hosts Katy, Cody, and Jonathan are joined by guest Ed Zitron for a deep dive into the current state of artificial intelligence. The group examines the skepticism surrounding the tech industry’s latest developments, exploring the hype behind companies like Anthropic and the growing public frustration with what many critics call digital slop. Beyond the world of tech, the conversation shifts to recent political and cultural headlines. The hosts tackle the strange friction between JD Vance and the Pope, offering their signature brand of analysis on the unfolding controversy. They also take a humorous look at Pete Hegseth’s penchant for quoting films. As is tradition, the team breaks down these complex stories with a mix of biting wit and sharp insight, making sense of a chaotic news cycle before it moves on to the next big headline.

Some More News: So, Donald Trump Can't Cancel Elections....... Right?

In this episode of Some More News, host Cody Johnston examines the stability and security of the American midterm elections in the face of political interference. The discussion centers on the legal limitations surrounding Donald Trump’s influence over the electoral process and the various ways he may attempt to disrupt or complicate future voting procedures. Listeners can expect a deep dive into how election systems are structured, alongside a breakdown of the extralegal tactics currently being employed to undermine public confidence in these democratic institutions. From scrutinizing potential efforts to nationalize election oversight to analyzing the logistical hurdles designed to obstruct the ballot box, the show provides a critical look at the ongoing threats to fair elections. It is an informative and timely exploration for anyone curious about the intersection of executive power and the integrity of the vote.

Even More News: All The Ways JD Vance Has Failed Lately

In this episode of Even More News, hosts Katy, Cody, and Jonathan dive into a chaotic weekend of political blunders surrounding JD Vance. The discussion centers on a series of recent failures, starting with Vance’s eyebrow-raising approach to negotiations involving Iran. The team also breaks down the fallout from Viktor Orban’s recent election loss and its implications for the broader political landscape. Beyond the focus on Vance, the hosts examine the strange headlines emerging from the Trump campaign, specifically addressing the former president’s public comments regarding his religious imagery and his odd, contentious rhetoric concerning the Pope. As is customary for the show, the hosts offer their signature blend of sharp, fast-paced commentary and investigative wit, capturing the absurdity of the current news cycle as it unfolded in real time. Listeners can expect an unfiltered look at the latest developments in modern politics.