Gideon Resnick

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5,131 appearances 66 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 3d ago

Gideon Resnick’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Apple News Today · The bond market is in turmoil. What it means for your money. · 3 Sep 2026 podcast

It's hard to know for sure exactly how much oil is passing through. voice-verified

Analysts tracking shipments suggest significantly lower estimates. voice-verified

And oil prices remain far above pre-war levels, reaching the highest point for crude on Tuesday in over a month. voice-verified

Honor Ant is Bloomberg's managing editor for the Middle East and North Africa. voice-verified

He told the network the strikes, coupled with renewed economic pressure the U.S. voice-verified

is trying to exert, keeps any diplomatic off-ramp out of the question for now. voice-verified

Summer is entering its final days and is likely to go down in the record books as one of the warmest ever in the U.S. voice-verified

The heat can be deadly, especially for people with other conditions and those who are not accustomed to it. voice-verified

But the official numbers around heat-related deaths are a big undercount. voice-verified

That's according to a two-year investigation by NPR and Boston University. voice-verified

NPR's climate reporter Alejandra Barunda, who did the legwork here, told us about how she got started. voice-verified

She said the undercount is no single person or institution's fault. voice-verified

Instead, heat aggravates problems for people with underlying conditions like heart disease, a fact that doesn't easily show up on a death certificate. voice-verified

Medical examiners and coroners could look for the role of heat, but that takes time and resources, and there aren't national standards about how to even do it. voice-verified

The CDC's official tally that's based on state reports puts the number of deaths around 700 a year from 2004 to 2018, though in recent years, the average has been closer to 1,700. voice-verified

Counts in some places are actually getting quite a bit more accurate. voice-verified

Arizona's Maricopa County, for instance, has what it calls death investigators that seek out whether heat stress could have contributed to someone's death. voice-verified

Getting a more accurate picture of heat's true toll could help keep people safe and inform policy decisions. voice-verified

You can find the full story with more details on the reporting and methodology in the Apple News app. voice-verified

Here are a few other stories we're following today. voice-verified

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