This morning on O'Connor & Company, we're diving into the latest news and analysis on the biggest stories of the day. From the Supreme Court to the world of politics, we're covering it all. But one story that's got everyone talking is the potential plague outbreak in Russia. A researcher at an anti-plague facility in Siberia died after a suspected lab accident, and the White House is monitoring the situation. But is this a real outbreak, or just a case of misinformation? We'll break down the facts and get to the bottom of what's really going on.

This episode, we're also discussing the latest developments in the world of politics, including the Supreme Court's new term and the ongoing battle over DEI and race in America's medical schools. We'll talk to Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, chairman of Do No Harm, about the group's efforts to expose the widespread use of DEI programs in medical education and the potential consequences for patients. And we'll also explore the latest news on the economy, including the release of 100 million barrels of diesel fuel from the G7's reserves.

We're also discussing the latest on the Supreme Court's new term, including the major climate case that could determine whether states and local governments can use state courts to go after energy companies for alleged climate harms. And we'll talk to Steve Malloy, Senior Policy Fellow at the Energy and Environment Legal Institute, about the implications of this case and what it could mean for the future of climate policy.