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🎙️ Law, health, and tech collide in this high-impact Morning Rundown—perfect for professionals who want real context, not hot takes, on their commute.

In this episode, Maya and David unpack the ICE shooting of Renee Good and explore the real tension between accountability, officer safety, and the future of immigration enforcement. They then shift to the quiet but serious comeback of measles, explaining how low-vaccination pockets, targeted quarantines, and smart risk management affect families, schools, and employers. Finally, they dive into the front lines of AI and culture—from X’s Grok generating “undressed” AI images to Bandcamp’s AI music ban and Matthew McConaughey’s fight over his likeness—highlighting how privacy, property rights, and human creativity are being renegotiated in real time. 📰💡

• 🎯 Clear breakdown of the Renee Good ICE shooting: why the video is disturbing, what “officer safety” actually means, and how stricter rules and more cameras can drive real accountability.
• 💡 A nuanced look at immigration enforcement that pushes past “abolish ICE” slogans toward conservative-style reforms grounded in transparency, oversight, and public trust.
• 📈 Practical insight on the measles resurgence: why tiny case numbers can still be dangerous in low-vax communities, and what responsible risk-taking looks like post-COVID.
• 🧭 Quick, actionable guidance on Zika and dengue for travelers who want to stay informed without panic or bureaucracy overload.
• 🚀 A sharp, accessible tour of AI and culture wars—Grok’s “undressed” images, Bandcamp’s AI stance, and McConaughey’s trademarks as case studies in digital rights, consent, and creative ownership.

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