In this powerful episode of The Mornin' Experience, we dig into the harrowing story of Shikeia Randolph, a 29-year-old pregnant Black mother who suffered a miscarriage following a violent arrest by Indiana officers—an incident still shrouded in secrecy as the sheriff’s department withholds the bodycam footage. Next, we head south to Texas, where Governor Greg Abbott signs a controversial bill intertwining religion and public life, sparking legal backlash over potential violations of the separation of church and state. We also cover a legal victory for Harvard University, as a federal judge blocks a Trump-era policy threatening the rights of international students—marking yet another standoff between academia and federal power. And finally, we’re talking new traffic laws in Maryland, where excessive speeding is now classified as reckless driving, complete with tougher penalties under the Sergeant Patrick Kepp Act.