This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour, we're talking about who gets into elite schools (it pays to be rich), Elon's shifting brand strategy at Twitter (now X), a new evaluation of the Covid-19 origin story, and the right-wing terror of Barbie.

Big news! I've decided to sign on with a small publisher called Something or Other Publishing, otherwise known as SOOP. We talk about how Wade got started in the book business and our budding partnership.

This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour, we're talking about Trump's legal wrangling in the documents case, the SAG-AFTRA strike, the Microsoft-Activision deal, new EPA regulations, and the end of recession fears. It's another busy week of news here on The Cameron Journal.

Laya Martinez is the author of “When Your Family Says No" where she recounts her memoirs about meeting a non-jewish man, falling in love, and choosing to leave her entire world of friends and family for love.

This week on The Cameron Journal Newshour, we're talking about all the Supreme Court rulings that dropped just before the holiday weekend and we're dashing through some international headlines I had saved up about Ukraine, Turkey, and Russia's internal issues with the Wagner group.

Today on The Cameron Journal Podcast, we're talking with Wade Fransson who worked at Countrywide Mortgage during the Great Financial Crisis. We get to hear what it was like on the side of America's biggest and more fragile mortgage company.

Reneau Puerifoy is the author of "Why You Feel the Way You Do" is a book that helps readers move beyond their personality, DNA, and upbringing to pinpoint critical issues and self-destructive thought patterns that influence their well-being. This episode starts talking about his book and quickly turns into a therapy session with myself. So come along with us!

Today on The Cameron Journal Newshour we're talking about the coup that wasn't over the weekend in Moscow, the SCOTUS decision on student loan relief, Janet Yellen's trip to China and the rise of RFK Jr and his appeal against Joe Biden.

Andrew Mellen is the author of "Calling Bullshit on Busy," and he is here today to help us organize our schedules, and our lives, and get more done without being exhausted and tired. We are all busy and Andrew is here to help us do more with much less.

This week we're talking about the Trump indictment and collection of stories about AI, Juneteenth, and how corporate America is helping minority-owned businesses with their supply chain changes.