Expanding Presidential Power, OSHA Heat Proposal, Cyberattacks On Car Dealerships

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🗓️ 3 July 2024

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The Supreme Court's presidential immunity ruling will have a profound effect on the power wielded by future American presidents. The White House has proposed new rules to protect workers from extreme heat, and a devastating ransomware attack on U.S. and Canadian car dealerships is the latest in an ongoing global crisis.

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0:00.0	The Supreme Court assured former President Trump and future presidents of immunity from
0:06.9	prosecution for many acts.
0:08.7	Did they need to go that far?
0:10.5	Nina Totenberg says the ruling reshapes widespread ideas of presidential power.
0:14.5	I'm Steve Insky with Leela Foddle, and this is up first from NPR News.
0:21.6	The White House proposed a new rule to protect workers from heat.
0:25.0	I've never seen a major ocean proposal go through White House clearance as quickly as this proposal did.
0:32.0	How soon can workers benefit from this rule? as this proposal did.
0:32.6	How soon can workers benefit from this rule in a time of record-breaking temperatures?
0:37.0	And cyber criminals are stepping up ransomware attacks on critical services like hospitals and schools,
0:42.8	the latest targets are car dealerships nationwide.
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