In this episode, Justice, Lucas, and Ryan analyze the government shutdown and the bi-partisan deal that was implemented to reopen the government. Did Schumer or Trump win this political battle? Later, the three discuss Trump's trip to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, an event that is ...
In this episode, Justice and Ryan discuss Michael Wolff's book "The Fire and the Fury" which contains several on-the-record interviews with Trump's White House staff that demonize Trump. The two also discuss the possible "blue wave" that is forecasted to hit congress during the midterm elections this ...
This story was produced and edited by WIUX News Journalist Sophie Lahey. Community members gathered Saturday to have their voices heard and advocate for others in the Bloomington Resistance March. The courthouse lawn was filled with women, men, and children carrying signs and of course wearing pink ...
In this week’s episode, Justice, Ryan, and Lucas dissect the Senate version of the Republican’s Tax Reform bill (spoiler alert: it’s bad). Also, Ajit Pai, the Chairman of the FCC, is attempting to make the internet undemocratic. The guys posit some solutions to stop his relentless brigade to limit ...
Our directors Justice Eiden and Ethan Brown covered Moogfest for WIUX last weekend. Below are their top five acts from the Durham-based music and tech festival: Avalon Emerson I wish I could have stayed for her whole set. We arrived in Durham on Thursday after a 16-hour car ride from ...
This Thursday through Sunday, WIUX will be covering its first ever Moogfest! The festival will take place in Durham, North Carolina, home of Duke University and close to Ashville, North Carolina, which is home to the Moog Synthesizer factory. Headliners include Flying Lotus, Animal Collective, Talib ...
Earlier today, Neil Gorsuch, President Donald Trump's pick for the vacant U.S. Supreme Court seat, was officially sworn in as the high court's 113th justice. Gorsuch's accession to the court came after one of the most controversial Senate procedural maneuvers in U.S. history. Senate majority leader ...
For years, before and after the Affordable Care Act, also infamously known as “Obamacare” passed, Congressional Republicans used the piece of legislation to delegitimize the Obama administration and the Democratic party as a whole. They claimed that the bill was fundamentally unconstitutional and ...
This article was written by Olivia Little for WIUX News. On Tuesday afternoon, the Senate voted narrowly to confirm Betsy DeVos as Secretary of Education with a vote of 51-50. Republican Senators Collins and Murkowski joined the fourty-six Democrats and two Independents opposed to DeVos’ appointment ...
