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Apr 15, 2026International RelationsAntitrust LawMonopolies

PBS News Hour full episode, April 15, 2026

This episode dissects ongoing US-Iran diplomatic efforts amid escalating tensions, a landmark monopoly verdict against Ticketmaster, the deep-rooted tradition of American volunteerism, and the public clash between President Trump and Pope Leo XIV.

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Apr 13, 2026GeopoliticsInternational RelationsEnergy Markets

PBS News Hour full episode, April 13, 2026

The U.S. blockade of Iran's ports escalates global tensions and gas prices, while Hungary sees a seismic political shift, President Trump clashes with the Pope, and Congress grapples with sexual misconduct allegations.

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Apr 3, 2026Pope Leo XIVVatican politicsU.S. foreign policy

Pope Leo's political voice and how much influence he holds

Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope, has increasingly used his moral authority to publicly challenge U.S. policies on war and immigration, positioning the Vatican as a counterweight to global political forces.

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