A high-profile rape lawsuit at Cornell University has reignited debates over campus accountability and legal proceedings, as details of the case and its implications for institutional policies come under scrutiny. Meanwhile, Washington, D.C. is embracing a new political strategy centered on attracting data centers, blending economic development with a controversial push for regulatory flexibility. A dramatic attempted hijacking unfolded recently, raising alarms about aviation security and the evolving tactics of criminal networks. Separately, Tennessee’s latest effort to carry out the death penalty faced unexpected legal setbacks, highlighting ongoing challenges in capital punishment cases.
Robby Soave and Christian Britschgi discuss the Cornell rape lawsuit, D.C.'s pro–data center party, an attempted hijacking, and Tennessee's failed attempt at capital punishment
