Quinnipiac University Assistant Law Professor Wayne Unger joined On the Record with Steve Scott to discuss the Supreme Court hearing arguments in a case seeking to  kick Donald Trump off the ballot over the January 2021 Capitol insurrection. 

Quinnipiac University Assistant Law Professor Wayne Unger joined On the Record with Steve Scott to discuss the Supreme Court hearing arguments in a case seeking to  kick Donald Trump off the ballot over the January 2021 Capitol insurrection.

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The Food and Drug Administration has finalized a plan to regulate laboratory medical tests to make sure they are safe and accurate.  Tests that are used to diagnose diseases like cancer and Alzheimer’s disease.  Washington Post Health care reporter Rachel Roubein joins Drive Time with Michael Wallace.

The Food and Drug Administration has finalized a plan to regulate laboratory medical tests to make sure they are safe and accurate.  Tests that are used to diagnose diseases like cancer and Alzheimer’s disease.  Washington Post Health care reporter Rachel Roubein joins Drive Time with Michael Wallace.

DRIVE TIME: FDA issues new rules for laboratory testing

The MTA will offer 10% discounts for LIRR and Metro North customers traveling in NYC, as a way to get more drivers to take the train when congestion pricing starts June 30th.  Lisa Daglian, the executive director of the Permanent Citizens Advisory committee to the MTA (PCAC), joins Drive Time with Michael Wallace.

The MTA will offer 10% discounts for LIRR and Metro North customers traveling in NYC, as a way to get more drivers to take the train when congestion pricing starts June 30th.  Lisa Daglian, the executive director of the Permanent Citizens Advisory committee to the MTA (PCAC), joins Drive Time with Michael Wallace.

DRIVE TIME: LIRR & Metro North to offer discounts to lure more riders

Driverless tractor trailers will be on the roadways in Texas later this year.  Phil Koopman, a Carnegie Mellon University professor who studies vehicle automation, joins On the Record with Steve Scott to talk about driverless trucks that could soon be coming to roadways.

Driverless tractor trailers will be on the roadways in Texas later this year.  Phil Koopman, a Carnegie Mellon University professor who studies vehicle automation, joins On the Record with Steve Scott to talk about driverless trucks that could soon be coming to roadways.

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