The Mornin' Experience 9_15

On today’s episode, we’re taking you around the world and back home. In Nepal, newly appointed interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki steps into power after deadly anti-corruption protests, vowing to serve no longer than six months as the country heads toward elections. Meanwhile, in China, students returning from U.S. universities are discovering their “golden ticket” diplomas aren’t shining the way they used to—caught between geopolitical tensions and domestic suspicion. Closer to home, California lawmakers move to ban law enforcement from wearing masks during operations, sparking questions about state versus federal authority. In Baltimore, Mayor Brandon Scott pushes back against a journalist’s racially charged inquiry about a city employee. And overseas, Denmark accuses Donald Trump of secretly meddling in Greenland in a bizarre secession scheme straight out of a spy thriller. From shifting political landscapes to cultural clashes and global intrigue, we’ve got the stories shaping headlines—and shaping lives.