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On today’s show: American companies’ infrastructure in the Gulf region is being targeted, and parts of Asia are grappling with dire oil shortages.
The U.S. is finally allowing Russian oil to be delivered to Cuba after months of what has basically been an energy blockade.
The average price of gasoline is now above $4 a gallon for the first time in three years.
On today’s show: a dip in domestic migration and continued threats to the global oil supply.
Political scientist Sonja Amadae explains the growing complexity of existential threats and why human decision-making still matters.
The international benchmark Brent crude is now $115 a barrel; on Friday, it was $105.
On this morning’s show: concerns about the national debt, a win for Anthropic, and a somber anniversary for Baltimore commuters.
The Trump administration is reviewing the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement. What are its chances of survival?
On today’s show: a look at the impact of a federal remittance tax and the strengthening value of the dollar.
Population growth is slowing in most U.S. counties, mainly due to a sharp dip in net international migration.
