A Florida man is arrested for car theft, while Jack Smith, a special counsel, sparks a media frenzy by getting a $5 footlong at Subway. Meanwhile, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is accused of eating psychedelic mushrooms in China, leading to a bizarre incident where she repeatedly bows to a Chinese official. The US and China relations are also discussed, along with the US's response to Iranian aggression and the ongoing wildfires in Canada. [... more]

The US military's handling of sensitive information has been compromised due to a typo in email addresses, with millions of emails being sent to the wrong domain. The Biden administration's response to this issue has been criticized, and the Pentagon's role in protecting sensitive information has been called into question. Meanwhile, the debate over abortion and military readiness continues, with some arguing that access to abortion is essential for military personnel and others claiming that it is a distraction from more pressing issues. Additionally, concerns about China's growing influence in the region, particularly in Palau, have been raised, and the issue of sleep inequality has been highlighted as a problem affecting certain communities. [... more]

Rich Eisen Show discusses various NFL topics, including the Deshaun Watson appeal, Stephen Ross's tanking allegations, and Jimmy Garoppolo's trade status. The show also features an interview with Tom Pelissero, a discussion about the UFC, and a comedy segment with The Sklar Brothers and their show The Nosebleeds. [... more]

Veterans suffering from PTSD find new hope with a breakthrough therapy using MDMA, a psychedelic drug. Meanwhile, Dr. Anthony Fauci reflects on his battle against COVID-19 and the challenges he faced. In other news, actress Halle Berry talks about her passion for mixed martial arts and her new film, Bruised. Additionally, Portugal's high vaccination rate has led to a significant decrease in COVID-19 cases, and Luke Burbank shares his thoughts on Thanksgiving and how to make the most of the holiday. [... more]

Research suggests that animals, including dolphins and elephants, may be smarter than humans, and that hand-brain connection is crucial for mental health. Meanwhile, studies on psychedelic drugs reveal their potential in treating anxiety and depression, and savants with dementia patients exhibit new talents, unlocking hidden abilities. [... more]

Glenn Close's campaign to rethink mental illness and end its stigma is a mission that has changed lives. Meanwhile, researchers are discovering the remarkable abilities of savants, people with disabilities who possess striking talents. From calendar savants to animal experts, scientists are unraveling the mysteries of the human and animal mind. Additionally, studies on psychedelic drugs and dementia patients are revealing new insights into the brain's potential for healing and creativity. [... more]