power steering issue?

More than likely the drive belt is slipping over the power steering pump's pulley. You may be able to see that pulley turning very slowly, if at all, while the engine is running. It only makes contact with about a quarter of that pulley. If I'm right, the power assist will come back on its own. You can hurry it up by running a little water on the belt while the engine is running. Antifreeze is very slippery compared to water.

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Did it start working?

I poured water on the serpentine belt as instructed, but to no avail, the power steering has not kicked back on. Like I said, the lower radiator hose popped off. I don't know how that would affect the power steering fluid when the power steering fluid is still full.

Watch if the power steering pump pulley is spinning. If you can't see it easily, stop the engine, then put a mark on it with chalk or masking tape. That will be easier to see.

While you're in the area of the hose, check if there is an electrical connector that became unplugged or damaged. A lot of vehicles have variable power steering assist that reduces the amount of assist at higher speeds where it isn't needed. Of course, that means another complicated computer and a flow control valve. Depending on the car brand and model, either of those components could be located near the pump.