What happened

Sami Al-Arian joined Jeremy Scahill to discuss the ongoing situation with Hamas and the activities of the Board of Peace. Jeremy Scahill and Ryan Grim also spoke about today's Michigan primary and potential candidates for the 2028 election.

Why it matters

This story highlights current events in both international relations and U.S. politics, which may impact future policies and elections.

Who feels this

If you rent your home

Changes in U.S. foreign policy regarding international conflicts may affect economic stability, which can influence rental markets and housing availability. Additionally, the outcome of the Michigan primary could impact local policies that affect housing and tenant rights.

If you are a small business owner

International relations, particularly in conflict zones like Gaza, can impact global markets and supply chains, potentially affecting small businesses that rely on imports or exports. The political landscape shaped by the Michigan primary may also influence business regulations and economic policies.

If you are a student

The ongoing situation in Gaza and discussions around U.S. politics can shape educational policies and funding, particularly in social studies and international relations programs. Additionally, the candidates emerging from the Michigan primary may influence future student loan policies and educational reforms.

What does this mean for YOU, specifically?

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Discussion on Gaza Situation and Michigan Primary Candidates