Trump Wins At SCOTUS; Venezuela Quake Disaster; AI's Political Bias; Swift Wedding Details

**Mosheh Oinounou** (0:00)
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**Mosheh Oinounou** (1:17)
Yes, we recently moved to the co-working space Industrious. They have locations around New York and around the world. We have an office in Manhattan. We've also turned one of the offices into a podcast studio where Jill and I record the podcast.

**Mosheh Oinounou** (1:28)
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**Mosheh Oinounou** (1:35)
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Hey everybody, it is Friday, June 26th. Welcome to the Mo News podcast. I'm Moshe Oinounou. And this, of course, is the place where we bring you just the facts and we read all the news and read between the lines so you don't have to. A heads up that Jill is off today. She'll be back next week. And as we get started here with a Friday edition of the pod, just want to note a major headline, a historic headline, you could say, out of London where King Charles has announced he will not be moving into Buckingham Palace. There's a major renovation happening of Buckingham Palace. That has been the home to the royal in the UK since Queen Victoria 200 years ago. But King Charles, as his renovation has been going on, has remained at Clarence House where he was living while his mother was queen. And the speculation was, well, of course, he'll move into Buckingham Palace, though he announced yesterday he will not be moving in. It will remain a place where they'll have ceremonies and various royal functions, but not the home of the royal. So as you may visit London in the future, keep that in mind as you visit Buckingham Palace.
One big question people have is, when his son, William, becomes king, will he restore that tradition or will he also live somewhere else as king? I know there are a number of you who are interested in All Things Royal, so I thought that was noteworthy as we begin this Friday. But let's start with the headlines here. We're watching the Supreme Court right now, where they handed down a number of major decisions on Thursday, including giving President Trump two big victories on immigration. We'll break down those decisions as well as decisions on gun rights and the lawsuits around the Weedkiller Roundup, what the Supreme Court said about them and the cases we expect they will announce their rulings on next week. Then to Venezuela, where rescue crews are racing against the clock after two massive earthquakes late on Wednesday night, where the 200 people are confirmed dead, though thousands are missing and fear dead. A new study out on political bias and AI platforms, which is testing on the most popular models, reveals which models lean furthest to the left, which lean furthest to the right, which one is giving you the most balance in their responses. Turns out there's a pretty big difference. We'll break it down. As we head into America's 250th birthday on July 4th, a time capsule has been finalized. All 50 states submitting items to a time capsule. It'll be open 250 years from now. We'll tell you what's inside it and what was rejected. In some entertainment news, we are getting new clues about Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift's big wedding day at Madison Square Garden. Yes, the arena in New York City. What we have learned so far. And I'll end with our weekly segment. Cheers to the freaking weekend. What I will be watching, reading, and eating this weekend.