In this episode of We the People (aired 04-10-26), we break down the so-called U.S.–Iran ceasefire and why it may be more illusion than resolution. As tensions persist in the Middle East, we examine the fragile reality behind the headlines, ongoing strikes, and the geopolitical stakes surrounding the Strait of Hormuz—responsible for nearly 20% of the world’s oil supply.
We also connect the dots between global conflict and your daily life, from rising gas prices to inflation and economic instability. How does war-driven volatility impact your wallet, markets, and future?
Finally, we explore America’s shifting role on the global stage, the strain on alliances like NATO, and the cultural shifts happening at home as a new generation searches for meaning, structure, and identity.
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We the People dives into the human and legal realities of U.S. immigration with attorney Maria Una, exploring how policy impacts families, businesses, and...
