Trump Asks Courts to Let Him Pick Which Outlets Cover the White House, Nolan Wells' Family Pushes Back After Grand Jury Declines Charges, and DoorDash Pays $131 Million to NYC Workers
The Trump administration fights to limit reporters’ access to the White House. Nolan Xavier Wells’ family pushes back after a grand jury decides not to bring charges in his death. And DoorDash agrees to pay $131 million to settle claims it underpaid New York City delivery workers. From the Black Effect Podcast…
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