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During “The Quickie,” our Ilyssa Fuchs, Esq. gave an impassioned breakdown of the ridiculous wave of “religious freedom” bills that discriminate against the LGBTQ community in North Carolina and other southern states.

On this Newsroundup we discuss Bernie Sanders Comments around Hillary Clintons qualification to be president

About a year ago, an anonymous source leaked a huge amount of documents containing explosive information about corporations, politicians, criminals and their hidden money. After 400 journalists went through all of the files, which contained information on over 80 countries, it was discovered just how much the “super rich” have rigged the system in order to avoid paying taxes.

We talked about the origins of the Panama Papers, who was caught hiding money, and what it means for the rest of us, featuring Marina Koren, the Senior Associate Editor at The Atlantic.

Crackdown on Women’s Reproductive Rights and the Mental Health Crisis by Beheardent

On today's newsroundup we debate the rationale of a "Bro Code" and demand that Bernie Sanders eats pizza like a "real american"

Donald Trump shocked both sides of the political isle when he said there should “be some form of punishment” for women who get abortions if the procedure is banned. Both pro-life and pro-choice advocates took offense to this comment, while some even said that it was an attack on women. Meanwhile, women’s rights activists have been up and arms over the passing of anti-abortion laws in states like Utah, Texas and Mississippi.

In case you missed it, we held a balanced debate over women’s reproductive rights with Carol Tobias, the president of the National Right to Life Committee

During "The Quickie," we will give a break down on the two Sixth Amendment cases being heard by the Supreme Court.

Twitter exploded when Grammy nominated singer Kelani, 20, attempted suicide after news of a recent breakup leaked on social media. However, the public's response to her suicide attempt was just as troubling as the slut shaming that led up to it. This Sunday, we'll discuss the attacks on Kelani, the stigma of mental illness in the black community, and how the stigma affects trans people of color.

President Barack Obama has become the first sitting U.S. president to take a trip to Cuba in 88 years to meet with Cuba President Fidel Castro, speak with anti-government protesters and attend a baseball game. His historic trip comes at a time when the former Cold War enemies are taking steps towards diplomatic relations.

In cased you missed it, we discussed the history of tension between the U.S. and Cuba, the Communist Party of Cuba, and recent policy developments in U.S.-Cuba relations. We also explored how progress between these two nations may potentially affect each country moving forward with our featured guest Sebastian Arcos, Associate Director of the Cuban Research Institute at Florida International University

President Barack Obama has become the first sitting U.S. president to take a trip to Cuba in 88 years to meet with Cuba President Fidel Castro, speak with anti-government protesters and attend a baseball game. His historic trip comes at a time when the former Cold War enemies are taking steps towards diplomatic relations.

In cased you missed it, we discussed the history of tension between the U.S. and Cuba, the Communist Party of Cuba, and recent policy developments in U.S.-Cuba relations. We also explored how progress between these two nations may potentially affect each country moving forward with our featured guest Sebastian Arcos, Associate Director of the Cuban Research Institute at Florida International University