Katy and Jack will be off for the next couple of weeks, so Darren will be flying solo as he discusses these topics:

A San Francisco family filed a racial discrimination lawsuit after two different appraisals on their house showed strikingly different results based on who portrayed the owner.

Darren explains why automating the appraisal process is not the answer.

Spyware from an Israeli company was found installed on phones belonging to journalists, activists, and rights workers. The US Government only objected after the software was found on the phones of some State Department employees.

Soap opera star Ingo Rademacher is suing ABC after the network fired him from “General Hospital” for not getting a mandatory Covid vaccine. His chances of winning are not good.

John Pavlovitz said that selfishness is the illness that will destroy us.

A new Pew Research poll shows that 29% of the US population identifies as Atheist, Agnostic, or none of the above. So why does the US Supreme Court have a make up of 78% Catholics when they only make up 21% of the population?

A Michigan school superintendent said that state rules governing schools hamstrung officials at Oxford High School, where a classmate murdered four students.

New data showed more current and former military persons were involved in the traitorous storming of the US Capitol on January 6.

And the January 6 committee released text messages between Mark Meadows and members of Congress.