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Egypt's parliament authorizes military support for Saudi Arabia against Houthi rebels, reportedly deploying air defence systems and aircraft but no ground troops, as a vessel is reported on fire near Iraq's al-Faw peninsula amid Strait of Hormuz tanker attacks. Alex and Jordan break down the escalation and the regional stakes.

Poundland teeters on the brink of collapse, putting stores and jobs at risk just as the UK Budget approaches. Alex and Jordan examine what went wrong at the discount chain and what a collapse would mean for high streets and workers.

French student unions urge pupils to keep barricading schools and marching despite President Macron's concessions, including a pledge to replace the unpopular university admissions system. Alex and Jordan break down the protests that have spread beyond students and the funding and staffing demands behind them.

Apple will replace iPhone Duo units with screen defects after photos showed cracked screens on its first foldable phone. Alex and Jordan examine the faulty foldable launch, what owners should do, and what it means for Apple's foldable gamble.

Microsoft offers voluntary buyouts to 60,000 staff in a bid to offset its massive AI spending, the latest sign of the AI bill coming due across big tech. Alex and Jordan break down the buyouts, the AI spending bubble fears, and what it means for tech workers.

A limited humanitarian truce around Russian-occupied Oleshky offers a fragile lifeline to some 2,000 trapped residents reduced to eating grass to survive, across the Dnipro River from Kherson. Alex and Jordan explain the truce first announced by Melania Trump and why fighting continues elsewhere on the front.

Flávio Bolsonaro has reportedly fled Brazil after Lula's election win, as he faces investigation over alleged money laundering and is barred from leaving the country. Alex and Jordan unpack the Bolsonaro family's fallout, the probe, and Trump's claim the Brazilian vote was rigged.

Ex-FBI Director James Comey denies new Justice Department charges over an alleged classified leak, calling the prosecution an abuse of the Justice Department. Alex and Jordan break down the criminal information, Comey's denial, and what the case means one week before the midterms.

The US military has drawn up new Iran strike options that could begin within 96 hours of presidential authorization, reportedly covering Iranian military, nuclear and energy sites, while Trump has yet to make a final decision. Alex and Jordan examine the reported plans, the retaliation risk for US personnel, and why Trump has said no new attacks before Election Day.

Trump heads to Texas for Corpus Christi and Lubbock rallies backing Senate candidate Ken Paxton against James Talarico, using the swing to announce an EPA methane rollback for oil and gas producers pitched as cutting gasoline prices from $4.29 a gallon one week before the November 3 midterms. Alex and Jordan break down the methane rollback, what it means for pump prices, and the politics of energy...

Apple TV+'s crime thriller Nocturne, starring Liev Schreiber and Stephen Graham, adapts a 20-million-copy bestseller. Alex and Jordan preview the streaming event of the season.

Susan Collins seeks a sixth term in Maine's toughest Senate fight yet, one week before the midterms. Alex and Jordan break down the race that could decide the Senate.

UK shop prices jump 2.1% — the fastest rise in two and a half years — as retailers warn they can no longer absorb soaring costs. Alex and Jordan ask what it means for the Budget.

Federal agents raid 40 Texas homes running 'laptop farms' for North Korean spies, seizing 3.4 million accounts. Alex and Jordan expose the infiltration hiding in plain sight.

Cardiac monitor maker iRhythm suffers a breach exposing 8.1 million patients' health data. Alex and Jordan ask how health data became hackers' favorite target.

Eleven more Illinois counties vote on leaving Chicago behind — which would bring the breakaway total to 44 of 102. Alex and Jordan debate America's most serious secession movement.

A Phoenix suburb's water bills could jump from $130 to over $500 a month as the Colorado River dwindles. Alex and Jordan ask what the end of cheap water means for the American Southwest.

Jordan's jets strike Syria after a deadly attack on a church funeral killed seven, including three children. Alex and Jordan examine the border crisis spiraling out of control.

House Judiciary Democrats release a 50-page report on Donald Trump's ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Alex and Jordan separate what's new from what's noise.

Israelis vote for the first time since the October 7 attacks, with Benjamin Netanyahu's political survival on the line. Alex and Jordan break down the closest race in years.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs moved to a new federal prison after a 1 a.m. hospital rush, alleged fights and lost privileges. Alex and Jordan untangle the conflicting accounts of his month behind bars.

A convicted murderer escapes a Tennessee prison and a manhunt is underway. Alex and Jordan ask how he got out — and what happens next.

Two men charged under Britain's National Security Act after the RAF Fairford incident, as US B-52 and B-1 bombers flee an alleged Iranian drone plot. Alex and Jordan dig into the spy story at America's key UK airbase.

A 29-year-old cousin of Prince Albert found dead in Monaco's public gardens, a Ukrainian arrested. Alex and Jordan unpack the mystery rocking Monaco's royal family.

Harry Kane's 73-goal season wins football's biggest prize, ending a 25-year English wait. Alex and Jordan debate the tightest Ballon d'Or vote ever and whether Mbappé was robbed.