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Morning Announcements is a daily show brought to you by the Betches Sup, here to help you make sense of the world in the wake of 2020’s chaos. Every morning, Betches co-founder and host Sami Sage gives you quick daily updates with the most important info you need to know about politics and current events. Morning Announcements is produced by Sami Sage alongside Bridget Schwartz.
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Today’s Headlines: The Supreme Court heard oral arguments yesterday regarding whether Donald Trump has absolute immunity from prosecution due to his actions while president in attempting to overturn the 2020 election, arguing that anything a president does can be considered an "official act." Trump's attorney even suggested that assassinating a pol…
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Today’s Headlines: Congress passed a $95 billion foreign aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, along with a TikTok ban, allowing TikTok up to a year to secure a sale to an American company. Hamas released a video of an Israeli-American hostage, increasing pressure for negotiations. In Arizona, a grand jury indicted 18 people, including Trump…
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Today’s Headlines: Yesterday was the second day of testimony in Defendant Donald's criminal trial, which was filled with drama. While there won't be any cameras in the courtroom, the New York State Court System announced that transcripts of each day's proceedings will be published on their website due to "unparalleled public interest." Former Natio…
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Today’s Headlines: In this episode, the Biden administration is considering sanctioning an Israeli military unit, Netzah Yehuda, known for its far-right ideology and comprised of ultra-Orthodox Jewish soldiers. This follows reports of the unit's reactivation after it was moved out of the West Bank due to convictions for torturing Palestinian detain…
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Today’s Headlines: The House of Representatives passed $95 billion in foreign aid packages for Ukraine, Taiwan, and Israel, with $60 billion allocated for Ukraine, $26 billion for Israel, $8 billion for Taiwan, and $9 billion for humanitarian aid in Gaza and the West Bank. Additionally, they approved a measure allowing the sale of frozen assets of …
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Today’s Headlines: Jury selection for Donald Trump's trial progressed swiftly, with 12 jurors seated and an alternate, though two were dismissed for reasons including anti-Trump social media posts. To safeguard juror anonymity, Judge Juan Merchan barred media from reporting juror details. Additionally, Trump's civil cases related to his January 6th…
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Today’s Headlines: In Congress, the impeachment trial of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas quickly adjourned after senators deemed the articles of impeachment unconstitutional, while whistleblowers from Boeing testified before a Senate subcommittee, criticizing the company's safety culture. In the House of Representatives, a resolution…
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Today’s Headlines: Israel plans retaliation against Iran's strike, despite U.S. advisement against offensive action. The U.S. announces new sanctions on Iran's missile and drone program. In Donald Trump's criminal trial, seven jurors were selected, and he labeled it a "Biden-inspired witch hunt." The Supreme Court hears oral arguments on whether fe…
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Today’s Headlines: Donald Trump's first criminal trial started with jury selection which is expected to last up to two weeks. Trump, present throughout, unsuccessfully sought to modify the trial schedule. Prosecutors are emphasizing election interference, supported by evidence linking "hush money" payments to the 2016 election. The judge allowed Na…
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Today’s Headlines: The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) warned of retaliation against Israel following the attack on a consulate building in Syria. They seized an Israeli-affiliated cargo ship and launched approximately 350 strikes on Israel, mostly intercepted. President Biden reportedly deterred Israeli counterattack support. The IRGC dec…
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Today’s Headlines: In Arizona, Republican lawmakers blocked a bill aimed at repealing the state's 1864 abortion ban, with one Republican briefly supporting the repeal before a colleague moved to adjourn, effectively stalling the vote. Meanwhile, the Biden administration announced a major gun control measure, closing the gun show loophole and requir…
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Today’s Headlines: House Republicans, led by Matt Gaetz, sabotaged a procedural vote to start debate on the reauthorization of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, citing concerns over an exclusionary amendment that Trump claimed would protect Americans but others argued would dismantle the program. By blocking the debate, any chance to advoc…
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Today’s Headlines: ​​Arizona's Supreme Court upheld a near-total abortion ban, initially enacted in 1864, which makes nearly all abortion procedures illegal, without exceptions for rape or incest, to be enforced within 45 days. However, efforts to counteract this ban are already in motion, with plans to amend the state constitution directly on the …
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Today’s Headlines: As the six-month mark since Hamas’s October 7th massacre passes, Israel announces the withdrawal of most army brigades from southern Gaza. The IDF completes operations in Khan Younis to regroup for a planned incursion into Rafah. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hints at an imminent invasion while mediators discuss poten…
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Today’s Headlines: In response to a tense phone call between President Biden and Prime Minister Netanyahu, Israel has taken action by opening the Erez border crossing for humanitarian aid and facilitating increased aid from Jordan, alongside addressing a communication breakdown regarding a strike on a humanitarian convoy. Meanwhile, the US economy …
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Today’s Headlines: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces mounting pressure from multiple fronts, notably following a phone call with President Biden regarding the killing of seven humanitarian aid workers by Israeli airstrikes. Biden warned that continued US support hinges on immediate steps to protect civilians and aid workers, prompting…
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Today’s Headlines: In recent developments concerning Donald Trump, he made inflammatory remarks about immigrants during campaign speeches and launched a new website, BidenBloodBath.com, criticizing the Biden administration's border policies. Additionally, Trump filed a lawsuit against two co-founders of Trump Media, parent company of Truth Social, …
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Today’s Headlines: Seven aid workers from the World Central Kitchen, led by Chef José Andrés, were killed in Gaza by Israeli airstrikes after unloading over 100 tons of food. The incident, despite clear markings and prior notification to the IDF, has sparked global condemnation and raised concerns about the safety of humanitarian workers. Fallout i…
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Today’s Headlines: In a flurry of international and domestic developments, tensions escalate in the Middle East as Iran's Revolutionary Guard reports Israeli airstrikes on the Iranian consulate in Syria, resulting in casualties, prompting Israel to heighten embassy security. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announces plans to en…
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Today’s Headlines: Over the weekend, thousands of Israelis protested Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, demanding a new election, amidst ongoing ceasefire negotiations and Netanyahu's recent hernia surgery. Meanwhile, fallout from a recent bridge collapse in Baltimore is estimated to halt operations at the Port of Baltimore for approxi…
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Today’s Headlines: The International Court of Justice orders Israel to ensure unhindered humanitarian aid access to Gaza, as the UN warns of impending famine, despite Israeli officials denying any restrictions. Meanwhile, in Georgia, the vice chairman of the Republican Party, Brian Pritchard, is found to have illegally voted nine times and is penal…
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Today’s Headlines: In a rapid turnaround from earlier decisions, Israel announces its return to hostage and ceasefire negotiations, sending two officials to Washington DC next week. Discussions are centered on Israel's potential operation in Rafah, yet to materialize at the scale promised by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Amidst the royal drama…
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Today’s Headlines: Top news today is a mix of tragedy and controversy. The Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore collapsed after a cargo ship crashed into it, leaving 6 people missing and presumed dead. Rebuilding the bridge will take years. On another front, the Supreme Court heard arguments in a case that could limit access to medication abortion…
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Today’s Headlines: The Supreme Court is considering a case on the abortion medication mifepristone, which is used in a majority of US abortions. The case questions whether the FDA overstepped its authority by making the drug easier to access. Mifepristone is safe and has been FDA approved since 2000. In separate legal news, Donald Trump got a reduc…
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Today’s Headlines: The attack in Moscow was perpetrated by ISIS-Khorasan (ISIS-K), an offshoot of the Islamic State, aiming to establish an Islamic caliphate in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. At least 137 people were killed and 60 injured in the concert hall attack. Russian security services apprehended 11 individuals, includi…
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Today’s Headlines: Secretary of State Antony Blinken has submitted a draft resolution to the UN Security Council urging an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, with the Biden administration exerting pressure on Israel for cessation. In Congress, the release of a $1.2 trillion government funding bill has taken center stage, highlighting key provisions impac…
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Today’s Headlines: The declaration by both the World Bank and World Health Organization of an imminent risk of catastrophic famine in Gaza, potentially affecting over 1 million people, underscores the dire humanitarian situation in the region, with already over 2 million facing acute food insecurity. Tensions escalate as the Israeli military contem…
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Today’s Headlines: Yesterday's elections saw President Biden and Donald Trump secure easy victories in their respective presidential primaries in Illinois, Kansas, and Ohio, setting the stage for the upcoming general election. Of particular note was the Republican Senate primary in Ohio, won by Trump-backed candidate Bernie Moreno, who will challen…
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Today’s Headlines: We start in Haiti where the situation remains dire following Prime Minister Ariel Henry's resignation, with the country plunged into a state of chaos characterized by gang violence and political instability. The closure of international airports has further complicated matters, leaving Henry stranded in Puerto Rico. Meanwhile, in…
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Today’s Headlines: In Russia, Vladimir Putin secured his fifth term as president, extending his reign until 2030, amidst expected victory in the election. However, protests erupted locally and internationally against Putin's rule, with demonstrators rallying against him in support of the "Noon Against Putin" movement initiated by the late Alexei Na…
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Today’s Headlines: In today's episode, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer calls for new elections in Israel, citing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as an obstacle to peace. Additionally, the US imposes sanctions on two illegal outposts in the West Bank, freezing assets and barring individuals associated with the settlements from the US financia…
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Today’s Headlines: The House of Representatives has passed a bill with bipartisan support, forcing US divestment from Chinese-owned companies, potentially leading to the ban of TikTok within six months if its owner, ByteDance, fails to sell the app. However, it remains uncertain whether the bill will garner enough support in the Senate. Despite thi…
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Today’s Headlines: In today's updates, Donald Trump vows to "free" the January 6th rioters if elected, despite over 1300 individuals facing charges related to the Capitol breach. Meanwhile, congressional hearings on President Biden's retention of classified documents reveal discrepancies in DOJ Special Counsel Robert Hur's report, with accusations …
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Today’s Headlines: Donald Trump's recent meeting with Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has stirred controversy, with Orban revealing Trump's remarks about potentially withholding aid to Ukraine if re-elected. Meanwhile, France grapples with cyberattacks from a group suspected to have ties to Russia, highlighting ongoing tensions in Europe's cy…
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Today’s Headlines: Donald Trump, now the presumptive Republican nominee for president, is set to receive intelligence briefings despite past controversies over classified information disclosures. In another development, Trump's hosting of Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban at Mar-a-Lago raises eyebrows amid concerns about strong border rhetoric.…
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Today’s Headlines: President Biden delivered his fourth State of the Union address, highlighting the critical need to protect American democracy both domestically and abroad, particularly in the face of challenges such as the Russian invasion of Ukraine. He emphasized a wide range of "kitchen table issues" aimed at bolstering the middle class, incl…
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Today’s Headlines: On the Coup Beat, Mitch McConnell endorses Donald Trump following Nikki Haley's withdrawal from the Republican primary. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court gears up to decide whether Trump is immune from criminal prosecution due to his actions as former president, sparking debates on the limits of executive power. In other news, the Rep…
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Today’s Headlines: Yesterday marked Super Tuesday, with voters in 15 states and 1 territory casting ballots in primary elections. Both Trump and Biden secured wins in various states, including Arkansas, Texas, and North Carolina. Notably, the Republican presidential primary in Vermont saw Nikki Haley's debut. However, the most surprising outcome oc…
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Today’s Headlines: Following Vice President Kamala Harris's plea for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, she held discussions with a senior Israeli cabinet member and Benny Gantz, leader of an opposition party to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Harris criticized Israel for not facilitating enough aid into Gaza, where the death toll has reportedly su…
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Today’s Headlines: Starting with updates from Gaza, President Biden announced US military aid drops directly into Gaza following the tragic deaths of over 100 Palestinians during a humanitarian aid attempt. Additionally, Biden proposed exploring the possibility of opening a maritime corridor to increase aid delivery, while Vice President Kamala Har…
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Today’s Headlines: Let’s start with Congress, after Mitch McConnell announced his resignation from his leadership role in November, Senator John Cornyn declared his candidacy for the Republican Senate leader position. Cornyn, known for his conservative stance, previously engaged in negotiations on key legislation such as gun safety and tech develop…
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Today’s Headlines: Mitch McConnell, the Senate Republican leader, announced that he is finally stepping down from leadership in November, following his 82nd birthday. Despite relinquishing his leadership role, McConnell plans to fulfill the remainder of his term, which is approximately two more years, but will not seek reelection. In Congress, bipa…
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Today’s Headlines: The Michigan primaries ended with Donald Trump clinching a resounding victory over Nikki Haley in the Republican primary, securing approximately 65% of the vote, while President Biden emerged triumphant in the Democratic primary with just under 80% support. However, Biden faced dissent from the "Listen to Michigan" movement, advo…
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Today’s Headlines: On the coup beat, Russia is actively trying to influence the 2024 US presidential election and European elections. They're spreading disinformation online and may use deep fake technology. Meanwhile, there are reports of negotiations involving the late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. Hungary's parliament voted to admit …
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Today’s Headlines: The past week has been dominated by concerning developments, starting with Donald Trump's victory over Nikki Haley in the South Carolina primary, indicating potential challenges for Haley's campaign as major donors like the Koch Brothers withdraw support. Trump's controversial remarks at various events, including CPAC, have spark…
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Today’s Headlines: Yesterday saw significant developments in various fronts, starting with the ongoing saga surrounding Hunter Biden's investigation. David Weiss, the DOJ special counsel, requested Smirnov's return to jail, citing concerns over his dual citizenship and alleged ties to Russian intelligence, particularly his potential influence on U.…
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Today’s Headlines: The arrest of Russian-American ballerina dancer Ksenia Karelina in Russia, accused of aiding the Ukrainian war effort by donating a minimal sum to a Ukrainian charity, draws attention to ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine. Additionally, the U.S. contemplates imposing further sanctions on Russia following the death of Ale…
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Today’s Headlines: Today's headlines are dominated by Russia-related news. Firstly, Russian troops have made one of the largest military gains in their ongoing invasion of Ukraine, capturing the city of Avdiivka after four months of combat. Additionally, Russia is gearing up for a presidential “election” in March, which is expected to extend Vladim…
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Today’s Headlines: In a whirlwind of news, the past week has seen a series of significant events unfold. First, the shocking report of Alexei Navalny's death in a Siberian prison has sparked accusations of foul play linked to Russian President Putin. Navalny's widow, Yulia, has openly accused Putin of orchestrating her husband's demise and has vowe…
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Today’s Headlines: Today's episode begins with follow-ups on yesterday's news, shedding light on Russia's alleged space laser threat, which experts suggest is related to Russia's development of a nuclear anti-satellite system aimed at disrupting US satellites. Meanwhile, in Kansas City, two teenagers are in custody following a shooting during the C…
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