Actor Daniel Radcliffe, who spent his childhood playing Harry Potter, suggests young actors should receive mandatory therapy to help stay grounded. Dr. Leslie Dobson, a clinical and forensic psychologist, joins “Jesse Weber Live” to discuss how counseling could prevent future Hollywood tragedies. #HarryPotter #ChildActors #Psychology "Jesse Weber Live" brings a fresh, fast-paced, and often unexpected take on the day’s headlines, diving into the biggest stories through the lens of legal expertise.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune is exploring an open-ended debate on the SAVE America Act that could run a week or longer, forcing Democrats to publicly defend their opposition to the bill, according to senators and aides. Why it matters: Working through nights is on the table (beginning early next week). Passing the bill with a 50-vote threshold is not. - It's a gambit by Thune to let off some of the MAGA steam over an issue President Trump and his supporters say is central to democracy: requiring ID and proof of citizenship to vote. - "The idea is to get it to the floor and discuss it and debate the merits of getting this done," said Sen. John Boozman (R-Ark.). "Right now, it doesn't appear that we have the votes to pass the…
Data: West Health-Gallup Center on Healthcare; Chart: Axios Visuals Tens of millions of Americans have delayed surgeries, vacation plans, career moves and other big life decisions because of the cost of health care , a new West Health-Gallup survey found. Why it matters: Affordability concerns are hanging over the midterm election cycle, with just over half of all Americans believing basic medical care is affordable and accessible. - As groceries, housing and utilities also become more costly, those pressures are forcing difficult tradeoffs in nearly every aspect of life — even for those who have insurance. The survey of nearly 20,000 adults found that medical cost concerns didn't just force people to borrow money or stretch out…
NPR spent several days traveling across a pair of swing districts in Pennsylvania to find out. The answers show how much has changed since the 2020 election.
Who is running the show and where is it taking us? The post Gangster Foreign Policy appeared first on The American Conservative .
Foreign Affairs Gangster Foreign Policy Who is running the show and where is it taking us? Once again, we are embroiled in a new foreign war—not surprisingly at the behest of Benjamin Netanyahu. The Trump administration chose to enter this illegal war without the required congressional approval, as it did the illegal war against Venezuela. The American people have for decades consistently voted against American participation in wars. A century ago, candidate Woodrow Wilson campaigned on keeping us out of the First World War. Many historians credit his decision as president to enter the war as a major cause of the even more…Open
The president is spending down his political capital, but the account isn’t empty yet. The post Even With Iran, Trump Still Has His Coalition appeared first on The American Conservative .
Politics Even With Iran, Trump Still Has His Coalition The president is spending down his political capital, but the account isn’t empty yet. President Donald Trump’s Monday evening press conference about the war —or is it an “excursion?”—in Iran might have been frustrating to observers on all sides of the conflict, but it was also illustrative of how he keeps his unwieldy political coalition together. Trump vacillated between describing a nation-building exercise that is only in its infancy, though his reference to “the beginning of building a new country” leaves room for interpretation as to who is supposed to be…Open
High prices have pushed more Londoners to live with roommates well into their late 20s and 30s — if they can afford to move out of their parents’ homes at all.
