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05:13 Patrick Clancy's 60 Minutes Interview & Lindsay Clancy

16:47 Nolan Wells: Mississippi Grand Jury Declines to Indict

32:34 The "Butcher of Tompkins Square Park" & Sunny Hostin's Jury Story

40:42 Waco Mailbag: AI, HIV & Helping Neighbors

46:54 Cornell Gang-R4pe Allegations: What Happened?

52:55 The Cornell Lawsuit & Jane Doe's Allegations

01:13:34 Cornell University Police & The Initial Investigation

01:25:45 Cornell's Response to the Alleged Gang R4pe

01:35:26 The Cornell Daily Sun: "Cornell Won't. We Will."

01:50:52 R4pe Allegations Against Clavicular

02:08:14 The "Perfect Victim" Myth & Online Reactions

02:13:22 Cuties Corner: San Diego Animal Shelter Crisis

02:14:50 The Trump Administration & Endangered Species Protections

02:18:49 Trump, the White House & the Fight Over Press Access

02:34:41 The DOJ Lawyer Who Wrote About Hitler

02:41:06 Gaza, Genocide Claims & the International Court of Justice

02:48:13 DOJ Challenges State Restrictions on Handg*n Sales to Under-21s

02:51:44 Trump & Zohran Mamdani Meet Again

02:55:15 Surrogacy, Ab0rtion & the Supreme Court Baby-Custody Fight

This week on Without a Country, Corinne Fisher begins by discussing her reaction to Patrick Clancy's 60 Minutes interview before turning to the latest developments in the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, including a Mississippi grand jury's decision not to indict. The show then takes a deep dive into the lawsuit alleging that a Cornell University student was drugged and gang r4ped by fraternity members, examining the allegations, Cornell's response, the university's Title IX process, and the extraordinary reporting by the student-run Cornell Daily Sun. Corinne also discusses rape allegations against social-media influencer Clavicular. From there, it's time for a Cuties Corner focused on the Trump administration's changes to endangered species protections. The episode then turns to the White House's restrictions on media access, the fight over press freedom, a DOJ lawyer's past writing about Hitler, and historical parallels involving propaganda and control of the press. Corinne also covers the ongoing genocide in Gaza and international calls for accountability, a federal dispute over handgun sales to adults under 21, and the latest meeting between Donald Trump and Zohran Mamdani. The episode ends with a conversation about surrogacy after the Supreme Court's involvement in a case involving a surrogate who refused to terminate a pregnancy after a serious fetal diagnosis.

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ENEMY OF THE STATE: Mississippi Grand Jury in Nolan Wells Decision

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