Will Jarvis

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941 appearances 14 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 8 Sep

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The Headlines · Why the Pentagon Is Doing Polygraphs, and Officials Prepare to Release Huge Set of 9/11 Documents · 8 Sep 2026 podcast

The change would effectively create a government incentive for parents not to work as part of a broader conservative movement to advance policies that promote mothers staying at home. voice-verified

Critics say the policy proposal could hurt single parents and end up redirecting money away from childcare providers, potentially forcing them to raise prices or even shut down. voice-verified

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in New Mexico. voice-verified

There's been quick and intense backlash to President Trump's suggestion that the state be renamed New America. voice-verified

Over the weekend, Trump and the White House shared posts promoting the idea, which comes on the heels of the administration's move to rename the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America and Lake Ontario Lake America. voice-verified

But unlike those moves, which were carried out through the Federal Geographics Name Database, Trump has no legal authority to rename New Mexico or any other state. voice-verified

Any renaming would require changing New Mexico's constitution, and the state's democratic leaders said there's absolutely no way they would consider doing that. voice-verified

In New York City today, officials are set to release more than one hundred and seventy thousand pages of previously unseen documents about the air quality at ground zero in the aftermath of september eleventh. voice-verified

For more than two decades, the papers have been stored away, but a health advocacy group had sued to force their release, and ahead of the twenty fifth anniversary of the attacks this week, the mayor's office has started to make them public. voice-verified

Back in 2001, the collapse of the Twin Towers showered a huge area of lower Manhattan with dust and debris. voice-verified

And for months afterwards, the enormous pile of wreckage from the towers continued to smolder. voice-verified

At the time, city and federal officials, including the mayor and the head of the EPA, reassured New Yorkers that the air around Ground Zero was safe to breathe. voice-verified

But even the fraction of the records that the Times was able to review before their release suggests that was not true, and that people were encouraged to return to the area before it was safe. voice-verified

The documents show that in November of 2001, the levels of one carcinogen, benzene, were spiking in the neighborhood, and that even ten months after the attacks, officials were finding evidence of asbestos as much as half a mile away. voice-verified

Years since an alarming number of firefighters, police officers, and other emergency responders have been diagnosed with respiratory diseases and blood and lung cancers. voice-verified

Overall, more people are believed to have died from illnesses related to the aftermath than the nearly 3,000 people who were killed in the attack itself. voice-verified

Now, the document's release could help people who got sick apply for money from federal victim compensation funds, though it could also expose New York City to new or updated lawsuits. voice-verified

А прес конференція voice-verified

The chair of the National Transportation Safety Board said that officials are still looking for answers about why an Amazon cargo jet ran off a runway on Sunday, killing five people and seriously injuring three others. voice-verified

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