Gideon Resnick

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5,131 appearances 66 recordings 1 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 4d ago

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Apple News Today · Trump wanted to rein in Disney. Now it’s fighting back in court. · 19 Aug 2026 podcast

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

In Florida, Republican Representative Byron Donalds and former Democratic Representative David Jolly won their primaries in a race to replace Ron DeSantis as governor.

Donalds had the backing of President Trump and would be the state's first black governor if he won in November.

Elsewhere in Florida, Angie Nixon, a Democratic Socialist, upset Alex Vinman in the Democratic Senate primary, where she was vastly outfundraised.

Republican Representative Corey Mills, who was under investigation by the House Ethics Committee, lost his primary.

And Democrat Demi Wasserman Schultz won hers in a race that drew some tension among local and national Democrats.

She's all but certain to win the general election in November, given the partisan makeup of the district.

For more coverage of the primaries in Florida and other states from last night, you can find results in the Apple News app.

Authorities charged more than a dozen people in what they say was a sprawling drug ring involving college students at Penn State University.

The alleged ringleader, 24-year-old graduate Agostino Abitiello, was arraigned on felony charges yesterday, including possession with intent to deliver cocaine and conspiracy.

The scheme, according to court documents, operated in 2023 and 2024 and involved running drugs out of off-campus frat houses.

Their fraternity pledges were allegedly asked to cut and package the cocaine.

The fraternity said that anyone who had affiliation with them has now been expelled or suspended.

And finally, if you're in London, you'll know summer has truly arrived when come 5 p.m.

you see huge crowds of workers standing on the sidewalks of Soho and the West End with a pint in hand.

But according to the Wall Street Journal, the city's time-honored tradition of drinking outside is now under threat.

The Westminster City Council has come up with a plan to clamp down on what it called vertical drinking, with proposed new licensing rules.

The Council's now dealing with a reckoning from the British press.

The Daily Telegraph says that they're clipboard wielding killjoys, while the Times of London calls it foolish Puritanism.

Even the Mayor of London has come out against the plan.

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