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Judge Ana Reyes refused to recuse and is grilling the DOJ over a destroyed golf course — a federal judge putting the Justice Department on the stand.

A $17 million Congo-to-Texas transfer has Ric Grenell and Alina Habba at odds — the reported facts and what the fight reveals about Trumpworld.

The Trump administration is hiring private collection firms to chase defaulted federal student loans — who wins, who pays, and why borrowers are bracing.

The FBI arrested an OpenAI engineer over a thumb-sized bug hidden behind a TV in a secretive AI conference room — the Saudi connection, the charges, and the national security angle.

A Google Cloud power outage in London knocked out banks, courts, and services across Britain — what broke, who's affected, and why outages keep happening.

PM Andy Burnham vows to end rip-off parking charges on private land under new rules, in a consumer fight over the small fines that sting ordinary motorists.

Twenty years after The God Delusion was published, Richard Dawkins stands by every argument — a look back at the book and the new atheist movement it launched.

Curfews in Paris and French cities after a weekend of riots, with the interior minister admitting police lost control and Marseille shop owners reporting hundreds of looted premises.

Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner head to Norway to meet Zelenskyy in a fresh US push to end the Ukraine war, as Kyiv says restricted intelligence sharing is costing lives.

PM Andy Burnham tells officials to come up with more radical options for crisis-hit Thames Water, as households brace for bill rises and MPs warn of winter blackouts.

The planned half-term strike at Leeds Bradford Airport is suspended after last-minute ACAS talks, with Jet2, Ryanair, easyJet and Wizz Air all operating as normal.

Egypt's top security body agrees to help Saudi Arabia defend against Houthi attacks, marking a major regional security realignment amid the Iran war.

Chancellor John Healey rules out raising Capital Gains Tax in next week's Budget, setting up a high-stakes showdown with gilt yields above six percent.

UK unemployment unexpectedly fell to four point seven percent, and investors are now betting on a Bank of England rate hike in November — what it means for your mortgage.

Washington issues sweeping security alerts across the Middle East, warning Americans of flight cancellations and escalating hostilities as the seven-month war with Iran grinds on.

The Justice Department charges twenty-eight noncitizens with election crimes in California and sues Los Angeles County over voter rolls, with Election Day just two weeks away.

Two weeks to Election Day, the open Michigan Senate seat is a dead heat — with AOC pouring a million dollars into Abdul El-Sayed's campaign and Senate control possibly at stake.

A Russian drone strike on a park near Kharkiv killed six people including a baby in her stroller, as Kyiv says its partners again gave no advance warning.

President Trump throws his weight behind Benjamin Netanyahu's reelection bid and warns America will finish the job against Iran itself unless Tehran changes course fast.

Day twenty of the government shutdown brings flight delays coast to coast as unpaid air traffic controllers work fifty-hour weeks, plus a furlough that left America's nuclear stockpile overseers down to a skeleton crew.

Nvidia's RTX Spark laptops are on sale, promising frontier-model AI on your desk instead of in the cloud. Alex and Jordan debate whether on-device AI is the next platform shift.

The NHS is rolling out prescription-ready alerts on smartwatches and investing £140M in 14 new urgent-care schemes. Alex and Jordan debate whether the digital NHS is finally working — or still stuck in winter-crisis mode.

The Pentagon has stood up a new autonomous warfare command, putting AI at the center of military decision-making. Alex and Jordan debate whether autonomous weapons make wars faster — or more dangerous.

Rep. Rashida Tlaib has introduced a bill targeting Flock license-plate cameras used by police across America. Alex and Jordan debate the private surveillance networks quietly tracking drivers.

Nearly six in ten British small businesses say the government is not on their side, and one in three owners needs a second job. Alex and Jordan debate Labour's growing business problem ahead of the Budget.