Carrie Kahn

Deepa Shivaram, NPR White House correspondent who explains shifting White House messaging. Carrie Kahn, NPR foreign correspondent reporting from Tel Aviv with on-the-ground updates. They discuss U.S. and Israeli strikes across Iran and Lebanon. They cover Iran’s mourning and succession, Gulf spillover attacks and threats to shipping. They also touch on shifting political messaging in Washington and early primary results.

Carrie Kahn, Tel Aviv-based foreign correspondent reporting on strikes in Iran and regional fallout. Odette Youssef, domestic extremism reporter tracing recent U.S. political attacks and online radicalization. Stephen Basaha, personal finance reporter explaining housing shortages, mortgage uncertainty, and new executive actions. They discuss Iran’s oil-vulnerable targets, U.S. political violence trends, and policy moves on housing affordability.

Carrie Kahn, NPR international correspondent, tracks a widening Iran war, missile threats, and regional fear. Ron Elving, veteran political analyst, follows Trump’s slipping numbers, gas-price pressure, and a TSA funding standoff. Meg Anderson, NPR reporter in the Upper Midwest, reports on nationwide No Kings marches, Minnesota tensions, and the chilling effect of ICE operations.

Carrie Kahn, NPR’s Tel Aviv based international correspondent covering Israel and the broader Middle East, joins the conversation on intensifying Israel-Iran airstrikes. She tracks disputed claims about U.S. coordination, rising tensions from Jerusalem to Lebanon, and why Kharg Island and a Marine deployment could reshape what comes next.

Jackie Northam, NPR reporter on maritime developments around the Strait of Hormuz, and Carrie Kahn, NPR correspondent reporting from Tel Aviv. They discuss rising then waning Israeli support amid repeated Iranian strikes. They report which ships are still transiting the Strait of Hormuz, selective passage for some nations, and how shipping has largely collapsed.