Hurricane Harvey Fraud Case Revived: Why the 5th Circuit Said Trial Must Go On
Dr. David D. Schein examines a revived Hurricane Harvey fraud case and why the Fifth Circuit said trial must continue. The episode belongs in Business Law 101 because...
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Love Island at 100 MPH? A Reality TV Obsession With Real Consequences
A reported Arizona reckless-driving arrest involving a rush to watch Love Island illustrates how entertainment-driven urgency can create criminal, financial, and public-safety consequences.
AI Is the Next Space Race. Can America Afford to Fall Behind?
AI competition increasingly depends on data centers, electricity, financing, skilled workers, chips, and permitting, making infrastructure policy part of the global technology race.
Malaria Making a Comeback in America?
Most U.S. malaria infections are linked to international travel, but locally acquired cases show that infected travelers and capable mosquito populations can reintroduce limited transmission.
Chad Peace: Why Primaries May Matter More Than You Think
Dr. David D. Schein talks with Chad Peace about why primary elections may matter more than many voters realize. The episode connects election rules, voter influence, public accountability,...
Teen Takeovers Are Out of Control. Is It Time for Real Discipline?
Social-media-organized youth disturbances can damage businesses, overwhelm public spaces, divert police resources, and intensify debate over curfews, supervision, and lawful consequences.
UK Grooming Scandal: Who Should Be Held Accountable?
The UK grooming scandal involves both criminal abuse and repeated institutional failures, including weak data, dismissed victims, poor information sharing, and inadequate accountability across public agencies.
Obama Library Controversy: Cost, Design, and Public Backlash
The Obama Presidential Center has renewed debate over private presidential museums, digital federal archives, ticket pricing, project costs, design, neighborhood impact, and the future of presidential libraries.
Peter Basica Explains How Better Health Habits May Lower Healthcare Costs
Dr. David D. Schein talks with Peter Basica about how better health habits may reduce healthcare costs. The episode connects personal choices, public policy, and the pressure healthcare...
Week 26: Iran, Communism, White House Plot & the AI Race
Week 26 examines Iran policy, the continuing appeal of centralized economic promises, the Obama Presidential Center, a disrupted White House attack plot, institutional failures in the UK, AI...
Communism Is Stupid and Dangerous. History Keeps Proving It
The renewed appeal of socialist and communist policies raises basic questions about who pays for government promises, how centralized control affects incentives, and what history shows about concentrated...
Trump’s White House Security Scare: How Close Did This Plot Get?
Federal prosecutors alleged that a group planned to use explosive drones, firearms, and coordinated attacks against officials and attendees at the White House UFC Freedom 250 event.