On Friday’s episode of The Excerpt podcast, USA TODAY Domestic Security Correspondent Josh Meyer discusses police failures in identifying the suspected Georgia school shooter as a threat. Former President Donald Trump holds his first post-debate rally in Arizona, announcing that he won’t debate Vice President Kamala Harris again and providing updates on his legal issues. A judge overturns North Dakota’s abortion ban, making the procedure legal in the state. USA TODAY Personal Finance Reporter Daniel de Visé talks about the Surgeon General’s warning on parenting stress due to financial challenges. The Pac-12 adds four Mountain West schools to its conference.
Meyer explains how the FBI received a tip 15 months before the shooting but local authorities did not follow up adequately. Experts criticize the lack of collaboration between federal and local agencies and suggest the need for better investigative protocols to prevent future tragedies. Trump’s refusal to debate Harris again, legal battles, and a Georgia judge’s ruling in his favor are also discussed.
The overturn of North Dakota’s abortion ban and the Surgeon General’s warning on parenting stress due to financial strains are highlighted. The Pac-12’s addition of four Mountain West schools raises questions about the future of the conference. Solutions to prevent mass shootings, address parenting stress, and policy decisions to support families are explored. The episode also touches on the impact of technology and social media on parenting challenges. USA TODAY Sports Columnist Dan Wolken questions the significance of the Pac-12’s recent moves in college athletics.
Overall, the podcast covers a range of current events, legal issues, public health concerns, and sports developments, providing a comprehensive overview of the day’s news.
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