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Jun 11, 2026GeopoliticsInternational RelationsU.S. Politics

PBS News Hour full episode, June 11, 2026

President Trump halts Iran airstrikes citing a nearing deal, while Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner face protests over a luxury resort in Albania, SpaceX prepares for a record-breaking IPO, and the Justice Department undergoes significant internal changes under Trump's influence, all as the World Cup kicks off amid extreme heat concerns.

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Jun 1, 2026US PoliticsJustice DepartmentAnti-Weaponization Fund

PBS News Hour full episode, June 1, 2026

This episode covers a range of critical global and domestic issues, from the legal challenges facing President Trump's 'anti-weaponization' fund and escalating Middle East conflicts to a breakthrough in pancreatic cancer treatment, the threats of AI-driven misinformation in elections, and Jakarta's battle against rising sea levels.

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May 20, 2026U.S. Foreign PolicyCubaJustice Department

PBS News Hour full episode, May 20, 2026

The Justice Department's indictment of Raul Castro, coupled with the Trump administration's controversial IRS settlement and its influence on GOP primaries, signals a volatile shift in both foreign policy and domestic political dynamics.

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