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The final day of the Olympics showed lots of dramatic action, which included the men's hockey team winning their first gold medal since 1980. ABC News Correspondent (and friend of the show) Jim Ryan joins us to give us an update on all the great Olympic happenings in Milan. 

The Olympics continue in Milan, Italy and there's a ton to cover. ABC News correspondent Jim Ryan joins us to discuss the curling controversy, the "Blade Angels" trio, and details the latest results in figure skating, skiing, and snowboarding.  

Jim Ryan, ABC News Correspondent, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about American cross-country skier Jessie Diggins and how she powered through an agonizing rib injury to take third place in Thursday's 10-kilometer interval-start freestyle race at the Winter Olympics. Ryan also discusses Ilia Malinin, also known as the "Quad God", going for gold in the Men's Singles Figure Skating.

Ever wondered just how much it costs to run an ad during the Super Bowl? ABC News correspondent Sherri Preston joined the show to discuss just how much 30 seconds on America's most watched television event will cost you. 

We get the latest on the Nancy Guthrie missing case. 

The launch of Artemis II was postponed another month after some technical concerns. Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent, explains why it was postponed and what the mission around the moon would entail.

Another federal government shutdown could be possible. Democrats are saying they will "rein in" ICE with a DHS funding bill. Steven Portnoy, ABC News correspondent, explains what bills have to pass to keep the government open and why Democrats are pushing for ICE reform.

The U.S. Cenus Bureau released data showing the lowest population growth since the pandemic. ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan explains why.

Winter Storm Fern is impacting millions as days of snow, ice and power outages continue. Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent, talks about how this storm is exacerbating the national blood shortage.

Winter storms have swept across vast stretches of the United States, bringing atypical freezing temperatures to areas in the South, even including Florida. ABC News correspondent Jim Ryan joined the show to break down the extent of this winter storm's reach. 

As a winter storm swooped over the country, another fatal shooting occurred in Minneapolis involving federal officers which are inflaming tensions. ABC News Correspondent Janel Klein joined the show to discuss the scene of the ground in Minnesota. 

Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton failed to appear at a Senate hearing on the Jeffrey Epstein files. House Oversight Committee Republicans are now advancing contempt of Congress resolutions against the Clintons over their defiance of congressional subpoenas. ABC News correspondent Steven Portnoy breaks down what the subpoenas mean, the contempt vote and what happens next in the investigation.

Limiting screentime is no longer enough to promote healthy social habits in children. ABC News Correspondent, Jim Ryan, talks about the new guidance given by the American Academy of Pediatrics.

A solar storm was predicted to hit Earth between Monday night and Tuesday morning making it possible to see the Northern Lights as far south as Alabama. Jim Ryan, ABC News Correspondent, talks about the storm and if there are more chances to see the lights.

It's not just science fiction anymore, cloning technology is here and advancing rapidly. How far will this tech take us? Will we be able to clone heroes of history like Leonardo da Vinci? ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan joined the show to discuss. 

Wednesday night the U.S. Senate voted on the Venezuela War Powers Resolution ... ending in a tie, the Vice President had to cast the tie breaker. Allie Pecorin, ABC News correspondent, talks about how JD Vance's vote ultimately killed the resolution.

More Gen Z and millennials are registering as an independent voter rather than claiming one party or the other. Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent, talks about how this impacts republicans and democrats as we begin a mid-term year.

Four customers of McDonald's have filed a lawsuit alleging the fast-food chain does not use rib meat in its McRib. Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent, explains the lawsuit and McDonald's defense.

Potentially thousands of passengers were stranded around the Caribbean this weekend... as a direct result of the action to capture Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela.  ABC's Alex Stone has been following the unintended consequences...

According to the FBI, fraudsters netted over $330 million using bitcoin ATM's. ABC News Correspondent, Jim Ryan, explains how people are getting away with these scams.

New York City is prepping to ring in 2026 with extra security. ABC News Correspondent, Peter Charalambous, explains what to expect.

Live lobsters headed to Costco locations in Illinois and Minnesota were stolen before they could arrive. Cargo theft is on the rise. Who is behind these crimes and how organized are these criminals? ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan has been looking into this and joins Arizona's Morning News to share the details.

The New Year is fast approaching, and many are recalling a tragedy from almost a year ago in New Orleans, where a man killed 14 people and injured 50 more using a car. What is law enforcement doing to help keep the Big Easy safe this New Year's? ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan joined Arizona's Morning News to discuss the National Guard deploying hundreds of guardsmen to patrol New Orleans and how the community is responding to their presence. 

Should the general public have privacy concerns regarding automated license plate reading  technology? Investigators used these readers to track down the Brown University shooter and this technology has already been deployed in numerous parts of the country. ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan joined Arizona's Morning News to dicusss the pros and cons of adopting this tech in a more widespread manner. 

This past friday saw the Justice Department begin to release numerous pages of their Epstein files. What's in the files? And just how much exactly is has been redacted? ABC News Correspondent Steven Portnoy joined Arizona's Morning News to break down what we are learning now that the files have been released. 

Will this holiday season be the first one where spending exceeded a trillion dollars? With a few days left until Christmas there's still time to surpass that milestone. ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan joined Arizona's Morning News to discuss what the numbers are looking like for holiday sales this year. 

Director Rob Reiner and his wife were found stabbed to death in their home over the weekend. ABC News Correspondent, Alex Stone, gives the latest details of the case as the investigation continues.

Why was a person of interested in the Brown University shooting released last night? What else have we learned about the investigation and where does it go from here? ABC News Correspondent Reena Roy joined Arizona's Morning News to break down what we know so far. 

The Federal Reserve is expected to meet Wednesday and another rate cut is anticipated. Caleb Silver, ABC News Correspondent, explains what the Fed is looking at when it comes to potentially cutting rates for the third time in a row. 

Emergency rooms see and influx of fall-related injuries during the holidays. Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent, explains why and shares his own personal fall experience.

Do you get seasonal depression during the cold and dark times of year? According to the American Psychiatric Association, as many as 4 in 10 Americans said they have experienced declining moods during the winter months. ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan joined the show to analyze the data from the study and highlight what factors are contributing to these winter depressions many go through. 

Your kids may be begging and pleading for you to get them a smartphone this Christmas. But you may want to hold off on getting your kids their own phone for the holidays. A new study published in the journal Pediatrics finds a host of issues related to physical and mental health among kids who had a smartphone before age 12. To discuss the findings from this study is ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan. 

Happy Cyber Monday! A new survey found that 60 percent of full time workers plan to scout out holiday bargains at some point while working today. To discuss what sort of Cyber Monday deals are still around and whether people will be looking for deals while working is friend of the show: ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan. 

Jim Ryan, ABC News Correspondnet, joined Arizona's Morning News to help us prevent the Thanksgiving political conflict before it begins. We all know that one family member who just can't keep their opinions to themselves.

Peter Charalambous, ABC News Correspondent, joined Arizona's Morning News to give us the latest information on holiday travel and what you should expect as you scramble to get where you're going today.

ABC's Josh Margolin joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about the recent death of 18-year-old Anna Kepner, who was killed on a Carinval cruise ship. Her stepbrother is suspected in her death.

ABC News Correspondent, Jim Ryan, joined Arizona's Morning News to discuss some of the world's most famous actors deciding to partner with ElevenLabs. ElevenLabs is a tech company that will license famous voices and make AI generated verisons of them for advertisers, filmmakers and gaming companies.

Thirty million live Christmas trees are expected to be harvested and sold this holiday season. Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent, explains why more people are turning toward natural trees.

China-based Smishing Triad has scammed 100 million people via text. Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent explains a lawsuit filed by Google and what to do if you get scam texts.

The government moves closer to reopening, yet the record breaking shutdown's impact was deeply felt over the weekend in the aviation industry. ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about just how many flights are delayed or cancelled across the country and what the immediate impact is. 

Secrtary of Transportation, Sean Duffy, ordered a 10% flight reduction because of the government shutdown. Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent, how this decision was made and what steps people should be taking to prepare for upcoming flights.

Texas passed a $3 billion proposition focusing on dementia research. Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent, explains how the money will be spent and how Prop 14 passed.

In this interview, I'm joined by Colleen Dulle, Vatican Correspondent for America Magazine, to discuss how reporting on Catholic Scandals affected her faith. Over the course of the interview, we discuss the finances behind canonization, the treatment of nuns at the Vatican, and, of course, the sex abuse crisis. Colleen's Book: Struck Down, Not Destroyed: https://amzn.to/4nzAb7OInside the Vatican Podcast Episode on Canonization: https://podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcast/deep-dive-how-saints-are-made-in-the-catholic-church/id1439165420?i=1000599945747Want to support the channel? Here's how!Give monthly: https://patreon.com/gospelsimplicity  Make a one-time donation: https://paypal.me/gospelsimplicityBook a meeting: https://calendly.com/gospelsimplicity/meet-with-austinRead my writings: https://austinsuggs.substack.com/Guest Bio: Colleen Dulle is a multimedia correspondent covering and analyzing Catholic and Vatican news at America Media, where she hosts and produces the weekly podcast Inside the Vatican. She served as an ABC News Correspondent during the 2025 conclave and has commentated on Vatican news for MSNBC, the BBC, and CBC among others. Colleen's work has earned regional and national accolades from the Catholic Press Association, the Society of Professional Journalists and the Louisiana/Mississippi Associated Press Media Editors. She was three times named the Catholic Media Association Multimedia Journalist of the Year.00:00 Life of a Vatican Correspondent 03:45 Staying Catholic 19:03 Divisions in the Church25:25 The Economics of Canonization34:04 Treatment of Nuns46:20 Sex Abuse CrisisSupport the show

In 2024, the average commuter lost 63 hours while sitting in traffic. What's causing us to spend so much extra time behind the wheel? ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan joined the show to discuss the figures and break down the factors causing these large hours spent waiting in traffic. 

Less than two weeks after a former NFL's player death due to kidney disease, people are searching for more ways to get organs. Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent, joined the show to talk about the ways people are incentivizing organ donations.

GoFundMe has created "Nonprofit Pages" for around 1.4 million organizations, many of which had no idea that these pages had gone up. GoFundMe has since apologized for creating these unauthorized pages and taken them down, saying they only had the best intentions in mind when they began soliciting donations on behalf of these institutions. ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan joined Arizona's Morning News to break down what happened.  

Is your community safe when you consider all of the factors? ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan joined Arizona's Morning News to discuss a Wallethub study that ranks more than 180 U.S. communities based on 41 metrics, from traffic fatalities to police officers per capita. 

Halloween is eleven days away, and beware! From Halloween candy, to costumes and decorations, the prices you are expecting to pay for Halloween may have you shuddering in fear. ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan joined Arizona's Morning News to discuss what may be affecting these price points, including poor growing conditions for cocoa and tariffs. 

For the first time, the average price of a new car exceeds $50,000. Jim Ryan, ABC News correspondent, explains why this happening and the impacts of the soaring prices.

The past few days has seen a shift in the Middle East as US President Trump helped to broker a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. Questions undoubtedly remain as to what reconstruction of Gaza will look like and how a Hamas disarmament would unfold. Calling in from Jerusalem, ABC News Correspondent Jordana Miller tackles these questions and also describes the mood on the ground.