Evening Roundup, March 13
Meredith's LIVE Oscars coverage, experts sound the alarm over U.S. "concentration camps," U.S. Senate candidate wants to fight for Iowans, Epstein & bombs in Iran, Pet of the Week, The Pod, & more!
And the award goes to…. 🏆
Meredith Blake, our resident culture expert, who is hosting our live Oscars coverage this Sunday! React to all the movie magic, rousing speeches, and surprise wins (and losses) with Meredith starting at 7 PM ET in our subscribers chat. And…scene! 🎬
Spotlight
Culture Corner
Will 'Sinners' Prevail at the Oscars?
The ballots have been cast, the limos have been booked, and the Botox has been injected.
Election Epicenter
Iowans Are Ready For New Political Leadership
[VIDEO In 2011, 19-year-old Zach Wahls went viral after defending his “untraditional” family in the Iowa House of Representatives. Ever since, Wahls has fought for Iowa families and workers as an, “advocate, an author, and a State Senator.” Now, Wahls is deciding to take his leadership to the next level by running for U.S. Senate.
Media Center
How an Aspiring Senator and Current Congressman are Fighting Trump’s Corruption
Back in 2011, a 19-year-old named Zach Wahls went viral after defending his “untraditional” family in the Iowa House of Representatives. Ever since, Wahls has fought for Iowa families and workers in the Iowa State Senate.








Trump is building concentration camps to detain migrants who have no criminal records or background. These detainment facilities are not equipped for high occupancy. Many if not most of them don’t even have adequate toilet facilities or sanitation systems and standards. It is questionable if these facilities are safe and even up to building codes. The government is in essence creating a public health hazard not just for the occupants but also the public at large. Typhoid fever is making a comeback and it is more antibiotic resistant than it has ever been. E. coli, Salmonella and Shigella along with norovirus, rotavirus, Covid, measles and others are all highly infectious diseases. Poor plumbing in these facilities with leaks into the groundwater contaminates the soil and water causing food and water borne illnesses. As we can see this is a public health hazard for everyone. Combine this with no vaccination requirements and antibiotic resistance and “we have a problem Houston”.