Welcome back to Unbiased, your favorite source of unbiased news and legal analysis.

Welcome back to Unbiased Politics. Today is Monday, June 16th. Let's talk about some news.

Before we do, though, I want to make a quick few notes. So first, I had a ton of requests to talk about

the conflict between Iran and Israel. Here's the thing.

I've said this before. I'll say it again. I don't like to dabble in international matters.

I already have my plate full with domestic news and international news is just one of those things

that once you cover one thing, you have to cover it all. And I'm just not quite ready for that right now. With that said,

I understand why what's going on in the Middle East is relevant to the United States. So while I'm

not going to cover the conflict in today's episode, if and when the United States gets a bit

more involved in the conflict, I will talk about it then. Not to mention, this episode is already

fully loaded with domestic issues, so I wouldn't have even had the time to dive into

everything happening in the Middle East, even if I wanted to. I did cover the first strikes that

Israel initiated on Iran when my last newsletter went out on Friday, though. So this feels like a

good time to tell you that I have another newsletter going out tomorrow morning. My newsletters

go out every Tuesday and Friday morning. So if you're not subscribed yet, now would be a good time

to do so. I always keep the sign up link in the show notes of each episode. It's completely

free. You just need an email address. Now,

the reason I love the newsletter is because it's not just limited to politics like the podcast

is and because it's incredibly skimable. I cover the top headlines in politics, pop culture,

business, health, and international news, but it's very much just the headline, so it only takes

you a few minutes to read.

I do also include external links within the newsletter if you ever want to read more about a

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