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2026Talks
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2026Talks episodes
- 2026Talks - September 18, 2026
The Trump Administration denounces the Fed's rate increase, House lawmakers go on recess until after the Midterms, and the EPA rolls back key rules and guidelines.
3 min - 2026Talks - September 17, 2026
House leaders send lawmakers home early and delay a defense secretary impeachment vote, a bipartisan House group pushes national redistricting reforms, and the Federal Reserve raises interest rates for the first time since 2023.
4 min - 2026Talks - September 16, 2026The Kennedy Center will close amidst a fight over renaming it, a DHS whistleblower's claims have been partially confirmed in a new court filing and new data says ICE detention centers aren't economic drivers.4 min
- 2026Talks - September 15, 2026The Supreme Court won't lift injunctions stopping mail-in-voting restrictions, a House Subcommittee blames Obamacare for healthcare costs and new polls show Americans tie government corruption to higher prices.3 min
- 2026Talks - September 14, 2026The White House is toughening its immigration rhetoric – which could motivate the base. Mail-in ballots are going out and disability rights advocates encourage voters and highlight access.3 min
- 2026Talks - September 11, 2026
Trump promises money as the GOP is at risk of electoral disaster, TPS for Salvadorans gets an automatic extension – although the migrants remain uncertain, and George W Bush shares his memories of 9/11.
3 min - 2026Talks - September 10, 2026Democrats challenge the messaging at the GOP's midterm convention in Dallas, Missouri's redistricting returns to the Supreme Court and energy costs look likely to stay high.4 min
- 2026Talks - September 9, 2026The GOP kicks off first-ever midterm convention. A record number of women run for office and pro-data center labor unions give big to the Kentucky governor's Super PAC.4 min
- 2026Talks - September 8, 2026NH Democratic Senate Candidate Pappas defends voting for the Laken Riley Act. DHS Secretary Mullin refuses to reverse their ankle-monitor policy for Haitian immigrants and new polls show union popularity continues to grow.3 min
- 2026Talks - September 7, 2026Investors profit from detention of migrant women and children, working class voters up for grabs in the midterms and Starbucks baristas call a nationwide boycott amid stalled living wage negotiations.3 min
About 2026Talks
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Are you curious about the latest political news but too busy to keep up?
"2026Talks" is a daily 3-minute podcast where we're following our democracy in historic times.