Brittany Luse

Last weekend, former Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil was arrested by federal immigration authorities. The move was an escalation in the Trump administration’s crackdown on dissent, and it has people wondering: isn’t this against the constitution? Brittany is joined by

Over the past few years, Brittany has noticed the resurgence the R-word – a word that otherwise left the cultural lexicon. And while that’s troubling in and of itself, its return may also have larger implications that affect policy, culture,

President Trump is calling for the end of the U.S. Department of Education, but so have other Republicans since the day it was formed in 1979. So why do Republicans hate it enough to lambast it, but love it enough

Brittany has some predictions for the big trends to watch for in 2025. First, social media is OUT. Not that people will stop using social platforms, but rather, Brittany thinks what they mean to us will continue shifting. Second, politicizing

From the drones over New Jersey, to the surveillance cameras that captured Luigi Mangione, to even TikTok – our movements, our likeness, even our shopping habits can be tracked. But how did we get to this point? Host Brittany Luse