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Trump touts massive oil, gas and mineral exploration in 'our new and beautiful Greenland' for national security, but Greenland says no drilling boom is coming. Alex and Jordan debate the autonomy fight.

US long-range bombers flew near Venezuela for the second time in a week as the pressure campaign on Maduro escalates. Alex and Jordan assess how close this gets to direct conflict.

Microsoft and Nvidia are committing roughly $15B to Anthropic, pushing the AI company's valuation toward $350 billion. Alex and Jordan break down the biggest AI bet yet.

The UN says roughly 800,000 people in Yemen are cut off from humanitarian aid as fighting renews between Houthi and Saudi-backed forces. Alex and Jordan examine the crisis and what's next.

NYC council members want a two-year pause on AI tools in city public schools over data-privacy concerns. Alex and Jordan debate the moratorium and the push for a statewide AI framework.

UK GDP beat forecasts with a rise in August — a rare bright spot amid pre-Budget gloom. Alex and Jordan ask whether it's a turning point or a blip.

The UK government settled out of court with sacked Foreign Office chief Sir Olly Robbins after his sacking by Starmer over the Mandelson vetting affair. Alex and Jordan dig into the scapegoating row.

Investors are dumping bonds from AI infrastructure firms like CoreWeave in what the FT calls a 'Darwin moment' for AI borrowers. Alex and Jordan debate whether the AI credit bubble is cracking.

US inflation rose to 3.7% in September year-over-year, driven by surging energy costs. Alex and Jordan debate what it means for your wallet and the Fed's next move.

Secret documents reveal the donors behind the $330M Trump ballroom project. Alex and Jordan break down the spreadsheet, the anonymous money, and the leak-hunt fallout.

New Starlink and Starshield restrictions are disrupting Ukraine's military drone operations and communications. Alex and Jordan dig into the Musk-White House dispute and what Reuters reports.

Zelenskyy declared Trump's 'energy ceasefire' over after Russia broke it and resumed strikes on Russian refineries. Trump calls the strikes 'a disgrace'. Alex and Jordan unpack the split.

Senate Democrats are sending 100 trained congressional observers to nine states ahead of the November 3 midterms. Alex and Jordan break down this first-of-its-kind election protection push.

Trump scrapped a Pentagon plan to publicly live-stream the firing-squad execution of the Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan. Alex and Jordan debate the decision and the fallout.

A 16-year-old killed three children and a teacher at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, Oregon. Alex and Jordan examine what happened and the renewed school-security debate.

A Republican congressional nominee filed as a registered agent of the Cuban regime — then insisted he's not an agent at all. Alex and Jordan on one of the strangest stories of the campaign.

The Conservatives want a five-year freeze on the minimum wage to tackle youth unemployment — a bold fix or an attack on young workers' pay? Alex and Jordan debate.

Britain is threatening to ban all Eritreans from entering the UK unless Eritrea takes back its deported citizens. Alex and Jordan on the diplomatic brawl.

HMRC just handed back £188 million to pension savers after overtaxing their withdrawals — a clumsy system error that's now fuel for the pension-tax debate. Alex and Jordan dig in.

NASA is racing to land Americans on the Moon by 2028 — and there's a big briefing next week. Alex and Jordan on the Artemis reboot, the new plan, and whether the timeline is real.

Meta admits its Ray-Ban smart glasses were recording conversations without the 'Hey Meta' wake word — full audio and transcripts saved. Alex and Jordan on what Meta won't explain.

Britain's new Chancellor John Healey delivers his first budget on October 28 with gilt yields above 6%, banks bracing for a profit-tax hit, and the ghost of Liz Truss looming. Alex and Jordan on the highest-stakes budget in years.

A software glitch swallowed nearly 600,000 Texas voter registrations — and voters got receipts saying they were registered when they weren't. Alex and Jordan on the glitch, the lawsuit, and the scramble to fix it before early voting.

A record 12 ships attacked in a single week, Iran saying it's 'counting the moments' until it can strike U.S. warships, and oil at $105. Alex and Jordan on the Strait of Hormuz boiling over.

A bombshell CBS report: the U.S. missile-defense arsenal could stay depleted until 2030 — and the general who warned about it was fired. Alex and Jordan on the numbers, the firings, and what an empty arsenal means.