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16,170 air rifles recalled because they can fire on their own. Alex and Jordan cover the safety defect, the affected models, and what owners should do.

AI agent startup Daytona hits a $1 billion valuation. Alex and Jordan unpack the funding round and what it says about the AI agent boom.

U2 will headline the Packers-Rams halftime show on November 25, returning to an NFL halftime stage nearly 25 years after Super Bowl 36. Alex and Jordan celebrate the band's 50th anniversary year and Netflix's new Thanksgiving Eve tradition.

Fifteen years after Florida mom Michelle Parker vanished following a TV court fight, her ex-fiance is arrested on a second-degree murder charge. Alex and Jordan revisit the cold case and stress the charge remains unproven.

AI is finding hidden software flaws faster than humans, and attackers could weaponize them just as fast. Alex and Jordan cover the vulnerability surge and how AT&T and T-Mobile are tightening AI security.

Katie Boulter battles back from a set down to beat Antonia Ruzic and reach the Japan Open semi-final, reclaiming British number one. Alex and Jordan relive the 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 comeback in Osaka.

Google Chrome adds Gemini scam detection to catch deceptive sites. Alex and Jordan break down how the AI protection works and what it means for everyday browsing.

France police arrest 135 as protests sweep the country. Alex and Jordan cover the nationwide demonstrations, the clashes, and what comes next.

A federal indictment accuses Virginia lawmaker Louise Lucas of shielding a family marijuana operation with political influence. Alex and Jordan cover the allegations, the denials, and the stakes for Virginia's cannabis market.

A deadly shooting near Hebron raises election-security fears days before Israel's general election. Alex and Jordan separate what is confirmed from what remains unknown.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor sues police over his arrest after the High Court rules the Royal Lodge and Sandringham search warrants unlawful. Alex and Jordan stress: arrested, not charged, investigation ongoing.

Hackers steal 8.3 million records from school safety tip platform Navigate360, possibly exposing student names, Social Security numbers and medical information. Alex and Jordan examine the anonymous-tip dilemma.

Storm Boelo slams Britain as the second storm in 24 hours, leaving 31,000 homes without power and collapsing part of Brighton's old pier. Alex and Jordan track the damage and disruption.

Trump warns of another little Epic Fury strike on Iran at a Florida rally, as the war nears eight months and fuel prices climb before the midterms. Alex and Jordan break down what the warning signals.

Two men are charged in both 2024 Landover killings, two Maryland residents shot dead nine days apart. Alex and Jordan sort out what police say links the cases, and what they say does not.

FEMA is releasing billions in disaster aid while more funds still await approval after months of delays. Alex and Jordan explain the backlog, the states left out, and what it means for recovering towns.

Smoke and ash blanket Florida counties as the 200-acre Bee Haven wildfire burns in Hamilton County. Alex and Jordan cover the 35 percent containment fight and the controlled burns holding the line.

The FBI and CISA warn SafePay ransomware has hit 600 organizations, making it one of the most active ransomware operations of 2026. Alex and Jordan explain how it gets in and how to stop it.

The USDA warns fridges nationwide after a warehouse cooling failure triggers a recall of nearly 1.6 million pounds of ready-to-eat meats. Alex and Jordan list the brands to check and what to do with recalled products.

Interpol nabs 1,462 suspects and recovers $105 million in a sweeping cybercrime crackdown across 21 African countries. Alex and Jordan dig into Operation Serengeti III.

Ofcom admits online safety laws have not protected UK children, with 14 percent of 11 to 17-year-olds seeing suicide or self-harm content in four weeks. Alex and Jordan ask why the rules failed and what fixes are coming.

Gunmen kill seven at a funeral near a church in Jordan, turning a mourning gathering into a massacre. Alex and Jordan report on the victims and the community left grieving.

Trump's press secretary Katie Zacharia is fired after just five days, and Karoline Leavitt jokes 'you're fired' on Bill Maher. Alex and Jordan unpack the shortest press secretary tenure in history and what it says about the White House.

Meghan says she is deeply distressed as the Met hunts for a 2018 letter about her father Thomas Markle. Alex and Jordan cover the reports, the denials, and the questions the Met now faces.

Macron calls a Paris drive-by shooting a racist terrorist attack after one person is killed and five wounded, including a 12-year-old girl shot eight times. Alex and Jordan cover what investigators have confirmed.