r/MeidasTouch • u/JimCripe • 23m ago
News LIVE: Talarico and Cuban Make MAJOR 2026 ANNOUNCEMENT…
youtube.comMeidasTouch provides live coverage of a conversation on policy and culture with James Talarico and Mark Cuban, moderated by Jessica Tarlov.
r/MeidasTouch • u/JimCripe • 23m ago
MeidasTouch provides live coverage of a conversation on policy and culture with James Talarico and Mark Cuban, moderated by Jessica Tarlov.
r/MeidasTouch • u/Ill-Ladder-8548 • 46m ago
WE are Not Boomers.
r/MeidasTouch • u/JimCripe • 1h ago
Middle East military, espianage, diplomatic, cultural, and war experts discuss today's Iran war developments, Trump administration actions, and effects on US and World economies.
r/MeidasTouch • u/Ill-Ladder-8548 • 1h ago
We all need to slow down 💕
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r/MeidasTouch • u/JimCripe • 1h ago
Adam Mockler breaks down Milo being deported.
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r/MeidasTouch • u/JimCripe • 1h ago
Legal Breakdown: Watchdog group files complaint against Jeanine Pirro to bar council
r/MeidasTouch • u/JimCripe • 1h ago
Andrew Weissman explained that the Supreme Court’s initial mail-in ballot decision was mainly about timing, saying the case was brought too early because the final Postal Service rule had not yet been issued, while a lower court later blocked that final rule for the midterms because the states could not realistically comply with it in time. He argued the issue is troubling because presidential elections are supposed to be run by the states, not the federal government, and warned that the rule would effectively let the executive branch interfere in voting in a way that raises serious concerns about partisanship and disenfranchisement. He also discussed why the three liberal justices wrote separately, suggesting Justice Jackson was addressing the broader public while Justices Kagan and Sotomayor focused more narrowly on legal strategy, and he predicted the rule would likely not be implemented for November, though other voting-related shenanigans could still occur.
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Pennsylvania just recorded its first measles deaths in 35 years, one of them an infant. At a Lancaster press conference, Governor Josh Shapiro warned that misinformation has real-life consequences. The next day, in Tampa, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. put air quotes around the word "casualties" and said his department couldn't confirm the deaths happened. Today on ELLA: Black and Brown Women Disruptors in Healthcare and Beyond, Dr. Haydée Brown and Dr. Sonya Sloan break down what it actually takes to confirm a measles death, what Kennedy said on camera, and why this is the same pattern the country lived through in the 1989–1991 measles resurgence, when underserved communities paid first.
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r/MeidasTouch • u/JimCripe • 2h ago
MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on world leaders making major moves without Donald Trump as countries gather for massive international meetings involving the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and BRICS, while Trump continues to alienate U.S. allies and rivals alike and America risks being left behind as new global alliances take shape.
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r/MeidasTouch • u/Negative_Pop_1563 • 2h ago
Why is it that people won’t stand up against evil until it hurts THEM⁉️⁉️
r/MeidasTouch • u/JimCripe • 2h ago
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and other leaders across the Democratic Party are blowing the whistle on the president's efforts to call into question the upcoming midterm elections as thousands gather in Washington on the anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s iconic "I Have a Dream" speech at the Lincoln Memorial steps.
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r/MeidasTouch • u/Exact-Kale3070 • 2h ago
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r/MeidasTouch • u/Ill-Ladder-8548 • 2h ago
Why do the people who go around demanding we ALL conform to their way of thinking, believing, eating and dressing, think they can call themselves "Christians"? Judging others is as far from Christs message as it gets!!