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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.

Tech stocks plunge as the Nasdaq drops 2.6 percent, with Meta down nearly 7 percent and almost 800 billion dollars wiped from big tech in one session. Alex and Jordan ask whether AI spending doubts are finally catching up with the market.

A federal appeals court rules Trump's takeover of the California National Guard unlawful, rejecting the claim that Los Angeles protests amounted to rebellion. Alex and Jordan unpack the limits of presidential power.

Oil tops 114 dollars a barrel, a five-month high, as Houthi attacks and reported US-Israel strike plans for Iran rattle markets. Alex and Jordan break down what the pump-price surge means for drivers and the midterms.

Trump says he will send Marco Rubio to finish the deal in Cuba after Iran, telling a Florida rally the US will take care of Cuba on its way back from Iran. Alex and Jordan unpack Rubio's CIA partnership message and what a 50-yard warship standoff would mean.

Trump threatens to move the White House press corps to a less obnoxious location, days after a judge blocked his ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters. Alex and Jordan debate what the move would mean for press freedom.

Britain has announced the world's first AI biosecurity lab with £100 million in government funding. Alex and Jordan break down what it will do, the £600 million security package behind it, and the big questions about corporate backing and independence.

An Artemis Two astronaut has revealed a cabin leak warning that nearly derailed NASA's moon mission. Alex and Jordan relive the moment the mission hung in the balance.

National security officials have quietly warned ten states about possible federal election interference. Alex and Jordan break down the Washington Post investigation and what it means for November.

Senators want the SEC to probe the TRUMP memecoin amid claims of six hundred million dollars in profits and billions in investor losses. Alex and Jordan follow the money.

Thousands of AI-generated fake local news sites are targeting American voters ahead of the midterms. Alex and Jordan expose how the machine works and how to spot it.

A hacker has leaked two hundred eighty-one gigabytes of data from Germany's far-right AfD party. Alex and Jordan examine what was exposed and why it matters.

Arc browser is shutting down on December twenty-second, leaving loyal users scrambling. Alex and Jordan explain what happens next and what to switch to.

Elon Musk has poured one billion dollars into Larry Ellison's Skydance, and speculation about a Starlink partnership is swirling. Alex and Jordan unpack the deal and the power play behind it.

Chancellor John Healey is set to hand two state-backed lenders a 20.4 billion pound capital boost. Alex and Jordan break down where the money goes and whether it delivers one hundred thousand jobs.

China's factories keep running at a surplus the world cannot absorb, and tariffs may be part of the story. Alex and Jordan dig into an economy that never stops building.

Washington is easing pressure on Russian diesel imports in a sharp policy reversal. Alex and Jordan ask what changed, who benefits, and what it means for Ukraine.

A truce in Oleshky has put Ukraine peace talks back in focus. Alex and Jordan sort through where negotiations stand and whether a lasting deal is in reach.

France is bracing for mass protests as anger over the government boils over. Alex and Jordan unpack what is driving people to the streets and what comes next.

Ebola cases in Kenya and Nigeria have health authorities on alert. Alex and Jordan explain what is known, how officials are responding, and why this outbreak matters.

A Utah mink farm has carried bird flu since spring, and scientists warn the virus may be one mutation from spreading between people. Alex and Jordan break down the ProPublica findings and what they mean for the next pandemic.