Crowd gathers around a stripped, gutted vehicle shell in the street, with men pulling apart its remaining metal frame

The story of a Haitian deportee

Full Episode
49:37

Residents try to flip over a car to block a street as they protest for police intervention after deadly gang attacks in the Kenscoff neighborhood of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Aug. 24, 2026.

Odelyn Joseph/AP/File photo

Since late August, a plane has flown once a week from Louisiana, carrying Haitians — who had been living in the US under Temporary Protected Status, or TPS —  across the sea to the city of Cap-Haïtien, after the US Department of Homeland Security ended TPS for Haitians in late July. Also, global foreign aid is shrinking at a historic rate. And, Beijing’s view of the Xi-Trump meeting in Washington. Plus, how to eat the world’s “worst-smelling food” … the Swedish way

In This Episode

The story of a Haitian deportee
7:38
The global pullback from foreign aid
5:58
A view from Beijing on Xi-Trump meeting
8:14
The true cost of war
7:05
Big news for bats
3:46
The UK is set to launch an inquiry into why the UK can’t win a Eurovision contest
5:54
How to eat Surströmming — the world’s worst-smelling food – the Swedish way
6:26
One of the UK’s top soccer teams found guilty on financial breaches
0:56