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Anthropic is now SpaceX's biggest customer, driving 34.5% of its revenue with up to $120.5 billion in AI compute deals. Alex and Jordan break down how Musk's rocket company became an AI infrastructure giant, and the 90-day cancellation risk hanging over it.

The FCC will vote on banning Chinese telecom firms from direct access to US phone numbers in a national security crackdown. Alex and Jordan break down the FCC China telecom vote, the robocall angle, and what it means for China Mobile, China Telecom, and China Unicom.

The TSA has opened airport gates to non-ticketed visitors for the first time in 25 years. Alex and Jordan explain the TSA gate pass program, which airports offer it, and who can actually get through security without a ticket.

Nobel laureate María Corina Machado has returned to Venezuela to challenge its fragile post-ouster transition. Alex and Jordan trace Machado's return, her year abroad, and the Delcy Rodríguez government she is now confronting.

Record king tides and the Hunter's Moon have flooded Florida and California coastal communities. Alex and Jordan cover the king tide flooding, the record California tide gauges, and why warmer oceans are making high tides higher.

The FDA has approved inhaled insulin for kids — the first needle-free mealtime insulin option for children in more than 100 years. Alex and Jordan explain Afrezza for children, how the inhaler works, and what it does and does not replace.

Ukraine peace talks are in doubt as the Kremlin links their timing to the Middle East war and the battlefield. Alex and Jordan assess the stalled Ukraine talks, the proposed Abu Dhabi meeting, and the Donbas demands blocking a deal.

Minnesota early voting has shattered records with 728,961 ballots already cast ahead of Election Day. Alex and Jordan look at the Minnesota early voting surge, the new direct-tabulator sites, and what record turnout signals for the midterms.

Federal and state agents raided Minnesota autism centers Iska and Bright Horizon in a Medicaid fraud investigation. Alex and Jordan break down the autism center raids, the millions in Medicaid funds at issue, and why no arrests or charges have been announced.

Russian-linked AI-manipulated disinformation videos are targeting Democrats in key battleground races days before the midterms. Alex and Jordan examine the Russian disinformation campaign, the fake ABC and CBS clips, and what experts say Moscow is really after.

Millions of fake transgender mailers and texts in Texas impersonated the Transgender Education Network of Texas — now the people behind them are being exposed. Alex and Jordan trace the Texas fake mailers, the anonymous Wyoming LLC, and the court fight for answers.

Israel's final election results leave Netanyahu vs Eisenkot with no clear winner and no bloc at 61 seats. Alex and Jordan analyze the Israel election deadlock, the record Arab-party showing, and Netanyahu's fraud allegations, which election officials call baseless.

The Houthis claim attacks on Saudi refineries including Ras Tanura as oil blasts past $115 a barrel. Alex and Jordan break down the Saudi refinery claims, the oil price surge, and the disputed Strait of Hormuz mine incidents.

Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy has ordered a criminal investigation into Mary Peltola's Senate campaign over an alleged same-name challenger plot. Alex and Jordan unpack the Alaska Senate race probe, Peltola's denial, and the ballot fight over Dan J. Sullivan.

A federal judge has blocked the Justice Department's bid to sequester 20,000 California mail-in ballots days before the midterms. Alex and Jordan examine the California ballot ruling, the disputed noncitizen-voter list, and why the judge said the request would wreak havoc on an election already underway.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has fired the Pentagon's top planner, Lt. Gen. Brett Sylvia, as renewed strikes on Iran loom. Alex and Jordan break down the Hegseth firing, the leaked-classified-information allegations, and what losing the Joint Staff's J5 chief means with war planning underway.

The FBI has arrested Herbert Leon Kimble, 60, in the Philippines after nearly two years on the run over an alleged $1.2 billion Medicare fraud scheme. Alex and Jordan break down the Kimble Medicare fraud case, the offshore call centre pushing unnecessary braces, and the FBI's Most Wanted Fraudsters list.

Streamer Hasan Piker is suing commentator Scott Jennings for $72 million for defamation in a streamer-versus-pundit legal clash. Alex and Jordan examine the Piker defamation lawsuit, the $72 million claim, and where allegation ends and a court finding begins.

Labor leader Dolores Huerta has died at 96, leaving behind the farmworkers movement she built with Cesar Chavez and the rallying cry 'Si, se puede.' Alex and Jordan remember Dolores Huerta's legacy for farmworkers, women's rights, and Latino civil rights.

Republican influencer James O'Keefe has been charged with voter malfeasance in Minnesota as related influencers face identity theft counts. Alex and Jordan examine the O'Keefe charges, what is alleged versus proven, and the final-week election-integrity fight.

Democrat James Talarico leads Republican Ken Paxton 49% to 43% in Texas while Democrat Abdul El-Sayed leads in Michigan, in CNN Senate polls released days before the midterms. Alex and Jordan examine the Texas and Michigan Senate polls and what Democratic leads in four battleground states mean for Senate control.

The UK is scrapping the £1,000 tax-free side-hustle allowance from 2027 under Chancellor John Healey's Autumn Budget. Alex and Jordan break down the side-hustle tax change, what it means for gig workers and sellers, and the welfare and asylum rows still swirling after the Budget.

Foreign defence firms winning UK contracts worth more than £50 million will have to invest an equal value back in Britain under new rules announced by Defence Secretary Wes Streeting. Alex and Jordan examine the UK defence offset rule, the April 2027 start date, and the push toward 3% of GDP on defence.

Binance has reported a $6.3 billion security breach with approximately $3 billion in crypto assets frozen, in one of the largest crypto incidents reported this year. Alex and Jordan examine the Binance breach, what frozen assets mean for customers, and what is still unconfirmed about the attack.

The Justice Department has made its first arrests in Operation Ghostbusters, a nationwide crackdown on ghost-student FAFSA fraud that could exceed $200 million. Alex and Jordan explain the ghost student scheme, the $750,000 in seized crypto, and how stolen identities were used to drain federal student aid.