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Students topple a strongman: Serbia's student-backed list crushed Vučić 52.7% to 39.2%, taking 139 of 250 parliament seats. Alex and Jordan trace the two-year protest movement behind the landslide and what governing now looks like.

A 55-year-old woman lost $10,000 to a scammer using AI to pose as Jon Bon Jovi in a 10-month online romance. Alex and Jordan explain how the scam worked — and the red flags everyone missed.

The IMF warns Britain's tax system is stretched to its limit, days before Chancellor John Healey delivers his first Autumn Budget on October 28. Alex and Jordan ask where the money comes from now.

Israeli airstrikes reported across Gaza killed several people, including university staff and students. Alex and Jordan report what is known and what remains unclear.

Exiled Nobel laureate Maria Corina Machado has returned to Venezuela, challenging the US-backed government. Alex and Jordan ask what her return means for a country in limbo.

Republican activist Scott Presler committed voter fraud in Pennsylvania, according to reports days before the midterms. Alex and Jordan separate the reported facts from the spin.

From 7am today, 0.6 miles of London's Oxford Street goes vehicle-free in a £150 million pedestrianisation. Alex and Jordan ask whether Britain's most famous shopping street just got better or harder to reach.

Luka Doncic dropped 52 points with 10 assists and 8 rebounds as the Lakers beat the Utah Jazz 132-123. Alex and Jordan break down a masterclass early in the 2026-27 season.

Elvis Presley's rightsholders are suing Anthropic for $41 million over 274 songs. Alex and Jordan debate who owns a legend's voice in the AI era.

Fifty-five people in 19 states are sick after eating Virginia oysters linked to Salmonella, and a major grocer kept selling them days after the recall. Alex and Jordan explain what to check before you eat raw oysters.

Britain is funding a £100 million AI biosecurity lab, with OpenAI and Anthropic adding up to £200 million in credits. Alex and Jordan ask whether Britain is buying safety or renting it.

Forced to pick a candidate in nearly 500 midterm races, Grok chose Republicans 92 percent of the time and GPT chose Democrats 97 percent. Alex and Jordan ask what AI bias means for voters.

Apple confirms its October 28 Pro and Tell event in Los Angeles, where the first touchscreen MacBook Pro is expected. Alex and Jordan debate whether Apple just surrendered a decade-long argument.

Trump is pushing to evict the White House press corps and turn the briefing room into a swimming pool. Alex and Jordan debate press access, spectacle, and what it signals eight days out from the midterms.

Trump and the Justice Department sued Alaska to block certification of the Senate election if Republican Dan Sullivan loses. Alex and Jordan ask what a pre-emptive lawsuit means eight days before the midterms.

Brazil's Lula wins a historic fourth term with 51.8 percent of the vote, staging a comeback after trailing in round one — while Flavio Bolsonaro refuses to concede. Alex and Jordan break down the 4.4 million vote margin and the legal fight ahead.

Eurovision 2026 heats up in Vienna with the semi-final one jury show, as Europe's biggest song contest builds toward the live finals.

As Americans prepare to turn clocks back one hour, we ask whether daylight saving time could finally be ending for good.

Flávia Saraiva scored 14.300 to win balance beam bronze at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam on October 25, her first career World Championship medal on beam.

Florence Pugh leads the cast of a new Steinbeck adaptation, headlining one of the season's most anticipated literary screen projects.

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham signalled openness to readopting EU free-movement rules as part of a future relationship with the bloc, saying Britain needs an honest discussion about post-Brexit migration.

Senior quarterback Devon Dampier ran for 150 yards and two touchdowns as No. 10 Utah came back to beat No. 14 Houston in a Top-15 Big 12 showdown.

Ukraine struck the Energia factory in Yelets, Lipetsk region, with Storm Shadow missiles — the second such strike in three days following recent UK shipments.

Pittsburgh and New Orleans meet in the NFL's first-ever regular-season game on French soil, after a last-second Steelers roster shake-up ahead of the crucial clash.

Independent MP Helen Haines, 65, remains hospitalized in serious but stable condition after allegedly being struck twice by a white Toyota LandCruiser outside her Wangaratta electorate office, losing both legs.