In this episode of "The Sunday Story" from Up First, NPR reporters Debbie Elliott and Kirk Sigler embark on a "radio road trip" to explore how President Trump's early actions are affecting everyday Americans. They visit Tupelo, Mississippi, to investigate the impact of tariffs on manufacturing, then travel to the oil and gas fields of northwestern New Mexico and wheat farms in Washington state, examining how trade policies affect these industries. Finally, they head to Alabama to discuss diversity, equity, and inclusion programs and conclude with an examination of the impact of budget cuts on national parks and the Forest Service. Throughout their journey, they capture the voices and concerns of people across the country, revealing the complex and often uncertain realities behind the headlines.
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