Clean Up Your Water And We’ll Lower Your Debt

Clean Up Your Water And We’ll Lower Your Debt

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Weekend Listen: The Secret History of the Mar-a-Lago Document Seizure

In Disclosure, investigative reporter Jason Leopold and attorney Matt Topic take listeners inside a years long effort to head off document destruction at the White House during President Trump’s first term. Drawing from government documents (and The Big Lebowski), they reveal how ...  Show more

The Diamond Industry’s Battle for Your Ring Finger

Are “natural” diamonds still worth it if you can get a near-identical alternative for a fraction of the cost? With a boost from celebrities like Sarah Jessica Parker, lab-grown competitors could be coming for the crown. On today’s Big Take podcast, guest host Stacey Vanek Smith t ...  Show more

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