6.25.26 Recent Supreme Court decisions, AI data centers, forever chemicals, and UFOs
6/25/202636 min
Recent Supreme Court rulings, resistance to an AI data center, federal limits on “forever chemicals,” and the public perception of UFOs. Plus, Daniel Darling on the anniversary of Mao’s Cultural Revolution, competitive pogo sticking, and the Thursday morning news
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First 90 secondsSpeaker 10:00
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Speaker 10:26
[upbeat music] Good morning. The Supreme Court keeps a family's property rights case alive.
Myrna Brown· Host0:36
The Punk family lives to fight another day. Also today, when a town says no to an AI project, who gets the last word? And a new approach to forever chemicals. Later, trying to fit aliens into the creation story.
Derek Warfel· Guest0:51
It's basically a fresh coat of paint on an old deception that's been going on for thousands of years to lure people away from their creator.
Myrna Brown· Host0:59
And World commentator Daniel Darling on the lessons of communist revolution.
Speaker 11:05
[upbeat music] It's Thursday, June 25th. This is The World and Everything in It from listener-supported World Radio. I'm Mary Reichard.
Myrna Brown· Host1:20
And I'm Myrna Brown. Good morning.
Speaker 11:22
Here's Ken Covington now with the news.
Speaker 41:26
The head of the UN's nuclear agency says he believes