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The man who revealed Infantino’s World Cup disaster

After breaking the story of a secret scheme to sell off the World Cup, our reporter unpacks the growing rebellion threatening to end Gianni Infantino's presidency. But how did Infantino’s plans unravel so quickly? And can FIFA be redeemed after yet another leadership scandal? This podcast was broug…

Florida Election Integrity Wins: Wilton Simpson on Record GOP Gains, Wisconsin Primary Upset, Affordability Crisis, Climate Ranked 14th & SPLC Scandal | Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele

In this episode of Florida’s Voice with Drew Steele, the host dives into rampant government fraud—including naturalized Chinese citizens arranging sham marriages and the arrest of a former Southern Poverty Law Center CFO accused of paying white supremacists and Nazi sympathizers—while praising Atto…

On the streets with the Taliban’s ‘Virtue and Vice’ police

It’s been five years since the Taliban took over Afghanistan’s capital. Since then, the country has been plunged into economic crisis and women have all but disappeared from society. The Times’ special correspondent Anthony Loyd has been reporting from Afghanistan for 30 years. He’s been back on th…

Sport moves you like nothing else — as I found out after my heart attack - The Saturday Story

While recovering from a heart attack, Times sports journalist Owen Slot distracted himself by watching a summer of thrilling sport. He was still hooked up to a heart rate monitor, so he decided to run an experiment: how would his heart react to the drama?  This podcast was brought to you thanks to …

Inside Meta's multibillion reality check

The tech giant Meta has agreed to pay up to $18 billion and add child-safety measures to its platforms, after settling a landmark trial against a coalition of American states. So, will the forthcoming measures actually lead to real change? And why has 2026 become a year of social media backlash?  T…

The Hospice Moratorium: What CMS Is Really Signaling About the Future | Part One

The hospice moratorium may be temporary—but the changes it signals for hospice oversight could be permanent. In Part One of The Hospice Moratorium: What CMS Is Really Signaling About the Future, Chris Comeaux and Cordt Kassner, PhD, are joined by Dr. Jennifer Kennedy, Vice President for Quality, St…

The Hospice Moratorium: What CMS Is Really Signaling About the Future | Part Two

Send us Fan Mail The hospice moratorium may eventually end—but CMS scrutiny of hospice is likely here to stay. In Part Two of The Hospice Moratorium: What CMS Is Really Signaling About the Future, Chris Comeaux and Cordt Kassner continue their conversation with Dr. Jennifer Kennedy, Vice President …

The Hospice Moratorium: What CMS Is Really Signaling About the Future | Part Two

The hospice moratorium may eventually end—but CMS scrutiny of hospice is likely here to stay. In Part Two of The Hospice Moratorium: What CMS Is Really Signaling About the Future, Chris Comeaux and Cordt Kassner continue their conversation with Dr. Jennifer Kennedy, Vice President for Quality, Stan…

AI & Marketing: Two Marketers, Two Career Stages, One Changing Profession

AI & Marketing: Two Marketers, Two Career Stages, One Changing Profession AI is changing marketing. But does it change the way an early-career marketer approaches the profession compared with someone who has spent years building their marketing expertise? In the final episode of our Stopgap Talks A…

What happens when we stop reading? - The Sunday Story

When was the last time you read a book? Literacy rates have plummeted across the developed world since the advent of the smartphone and the consequences for society are chilling, says James Marriott. But why does it matter that fewer of us are reading books? And what happens if we all just stop? Th…