In this Thursday, Aug. 27, 2015 file photo, a Penguin runs out of the ocean after swimming with other penguins at Boulders beach a popular tourist destination in Simon's Town, South Africa. African Penguins struggle to find food at sea, contributing to a sharp drop in numbers over the years. The endangered animals also face a shore-based threat in South Africa _ pet dogs. More than 40 penguins were killed this year by one or more dogs and authorities recently increased patrols in a penguin nesting area where people often take their dogs for a walk, the city of Cape Town said Monday, Dec. 28, 2015. Photo: Associated Press/AP Photo/Schalk van Zuydam
Dr. John Lappie, Plymouth State University, helps answer the question, ‘What do penguins and tariffs have in common? Dr. Lappie discusses the historical understanding of tariffs and the current conversation by members of Congress to bring tariff authority back to Congress. We briefly discuss the election of Supreme Court Justices in WI and NC.
Wednesday, October 1, 202510/01/2025
Policy expert Carrie Sheffield of the IWF joins The Morning Update to break down the issues of a prolonged federal…
Wednesday, October 1, 202510/01/2025
Recently, DOW Secretary Pete Hegseth called together his top generals and command officers for a speech on the direction of…
Wednesday, October 1, 202510/01/2025
All four members of the NH federal delegation are voting in support of the shutdown. Michael Graham from the NH…
Wednesday, October 1, 202510/01/2025
Throughout the past month, Dr. Kristen Markwith, Trend Acupuncture, and Jeff have been discussing the three types of neuropathy (Diabetic…
Wednesday, October 1, 202510/01/2025
With all the chatter surrounding the federal government shutdown, many Americans have grown both wary and accustomed to this state…
