On today’s episode, we’re unpacking some of the biggest headlines shaping the week:
- In Iowa, the Des Moines superintendent has been placed on administrative leave following his detention by federal immigration agents.
- The Trump administration is bringing back hundreds of federal employees previously laid off by DOGE.
- Former NFL cornerback Charles “Peanut” Tillman shares why he left the FBI, pointing to immigration policies as the breaking point.
Main Story I: Louisiana is footing a $3 billion bill to upgrade power for Meta’s new mega–data center project, sparking debate over who should pay for Big Tech’s growth.
Main Story II: Across the U.S., public school districts are grappling with steep enrollment declines, with thousands of schools at risk of closure. Philadelphia, Boston, Houston, and others are weighing tough decisions, raising urgent questions about the future of public education. From Big Tech’s footprint to shrinking classrooms, we’re breaking down what these shifts mean for communities, equity, and the American future.
