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This week House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is visiting 4 Asian countries to discuss trade, Covid-19, climate change and security. Missing notably from her itinerary is whether Pelosi and her delegation would visit Taiwan in what would be the first visit from an American official since 1997. China has warned of consequences if Pelosi does touch down there because China claims them as their territory. Julia Manchester, national political reporter at The Hill, joins us for what to know about this, Republicans increasingly courting Latino voters, and Biden testing positive again for Covid-19.
Next, the deadliest road in America is US-19, a stretch of highway in Pasco County, Florida. The road has three lanes on both sides with extra turn lanes and a speed limit of 45-55 mph making it more like a freeway. The road was definitely not built with pedestrians in mind as crosswalks are few and far between causing people to often cross where they can to access the businesses and restaurants along the way. Roads like this are called “stroads” meant to be quick thoroughfares through multiple cities, but also share characteristics with smaller streets, places for people to live, shop, and eat and this combination can be deadly for those on foot. Marin Cogan, senior correspondent at Vox, joins us for more.
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This week House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is visiting 4 Asian countries to discuss trade, Covid-19, climate change and security. Missing notably from her itinerary is whether Pelosi and her delegation would visit Taiwan in what would be the first visit from an American official since 1997. China has warned of consequences if Pelosi does touch down there because China claims them as their territory. Julia Manchester, national political reporter at The Hill, joins us for what to know about this, Republicans increasingly courting Latino voters, and Biden testing positive again for Covid-19.
Next, the deadliest road in America is US-19, a stretch of highway in Pasco County, Florida. The road has three lanes on both sides with extra turn lanes and a speed limit of 45-55 mph making it more like a freeway. The road was definitely not built with pedestrians in mind as crosswalks are few and far between causing people to often cross where they can to access the businesses and restaurants along the way. Roads like this are called “stroads” meant to be quick thoroughfares through multiple cities, but also share characteristics with smaller streets, places for people to live, shop, and eat and this combination can be deadly for those on foot. Marin Cogan, senior correspondent at Vox, joins us for more.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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