In today's episode of Steady Point we discuss the ongoing opioid epidemic killing over 100,000 Americans a year. We then talk about how I don't agree with government involvement in the lives of minors in Desantis's law to ban social media accounts to anyone under 14 and with parental consent for 14 and 15 year-olds.

Dave Portnoy shows his generosity by raising 1.5 Million Dollars for slain NYPD Jonathan Diller's family.

Drug overdose deaths have quadrupled since 2002, new data finds (usatoday.com) Ron DeSantis signs Florida social media ban for children into law | Florida | The Guardian Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy raises $1.5M for family of slain cop Jonathan Diller (nypost.com) Thank you for listening.

Today's episode features a nice long discussion on abortion, the FDA, the NCAA tournament drama in Idaho, and a earlier report on the horrendous right-wing extremist groups plaguing that area. Plaguing that area with the freedoms they have a right too. Like freedom of speech in saying something along the lines of, "I came here to escape diversity," which, for all intents and purposes doesn't sound like a bad thing to do. Here are the articles featured in today's episdoe:

Supreme Court seems poised to reject abortion pill challenge after arguments over FDA actions - CBS News Idaho tried to apologize for March Madness racism but a far-right agitator stepped in (msn.com) The Patriot Front arrests in Idaho reflect a long history of fighting hate : NPR Thank you for listening.

In Steady Point episode 2 we cover several topics including the back and forth on the cease-fire in the UN. What Trump has to say to Israel.

R.I.P. Officer Diller NYPD. Leaving behind a wife and a one-year-old, shot by Guy Rivera. We speak on that case a bit.

Including the University of Toronto's new research results about black students (who, presumably, don't shoot cops) and their challenges facing placement in a surgical residency.

UN demand for Gaza cease-fire provokes strongest clash between US and Israel | AP News Trump urges Israel to 'finish up' its Gaza offensive and warns about global support fading | AP News NYPD officer Jonathan Diller shot, killed during Queens traffic stop (usatoday.com) Students lead new study on barriers facing Black medical students pursuing surgical residency (msn.com) Here are the articles that are featured in today's episode. Thank you for listening.