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Escaped Tennessee murderer Jacob Allen Morley is still on the run with a $17,500 reward, after a timeline exposed an hours-long delay before outside agencies were told. Alex and Jordan break down the prison escape, the stolen truck found in Illinois, and the possible Wisconsin bank robbery link.

The FBI says it has seized more than $17 billion from overseas scam compounds, warned 10,000 Americans, and dismantled more than 20 fraud sites.

Volkswagen recalled more than 22,000 ID.4 electric vehicles because a battery issue can increase the risk of fire when charging above 80 percent.

Nearly 750,000 eye-care products, including more than 500,000 Walgreens-branded eye drops, are recalled over a lack of assurance of sterility.

The Metropolitan Police has opened a misconduct investigation into former minister Peter Mandelson over allegations he passed market-sensitive information to Epstein.

President Trump says his administration is probing the record $6.3 billion Binance hack, as investigators point to a North Korea-linked crew — and $3 billion has been frozen.

More than 25,000 Harkla children's sensory swings are recalled because a ceiling hook can detach and cause dangerous falls.

Federal officials warn some GuardianSense and other combo smoke and carbon monoxide alarms may fail to alert you when smoke and fire are present.

HAIARA power banks sold on Amazon are recalled after 600 fire and overheating reports — including three burn injuries.

The FDA warns Medline electric hospital beds can overheat and catch fire — after two deaths and 16 serious injuries.

DREO recalled 338,000 space heaters after 17 reports of units igniting — check your model before you switch it on this winter.

Police Scotland has opened inquiries into Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell's visits to Balmoral with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor — as the Epstein files put Britain's establishment under scrutiny.

Bystanders intervened to stop a gunman inside a Madison Heights, Michigan Spirit Halloween store, where one person was killed and a 21-year-old Detroit resident was seriously injured.

Jaquan Darrian Edwards, 30, was arrested over the fatal October 3 shooting aboard a Minneapolis Green Line train — nearly four weeks later.

ICE captured Alpha Bah in New York City, ending a manhunt sparked by his release despite detainer requests — after he allegedly attacked an NYPD officer.

A gunman opened fire inside a Spirit Halloween store in Fairfield, California, killing one and wounding six on Halloween eve — and the shooter is still on the run.

A fire at the Savannah River National Laboratory triggered the second-highest emergency category at a former nuclear weapons site. Alex and Jordan explain the emergency, the all-clear, and the safety debate it reignites.

A massive explosion rocked the Chalmette Refinery near New Orleans, sending a huge smoke plume over the community and closing roads. Alex and Jordan cover the blast, the response, and what remains unknown.

OpenAI slashed $10 billion from its funding target as AI anxiety mounts, while a leaked Anthropic filing shows $16.3 billion in revenue beside an $80.7 billion paper loss. Alex and Jordan ask whether the AI boom is wobbling.

SpaceX and Tesla boards have formed committees to explore a merger Musk calls 'a good idea' — a combination that could top $3 trillion. Alex and Jordan debate the $14.6 billion quarter behind it and the shareholder vote ahead.

A Whole Foods ashwagandha lot was sold nationwide for 11 months before a single tested bottle caught possible Salmonella contamination. Alex and Jordan list the lot number, the refund rules, and what to check in your cabinet.

The CDC now says Little Wicomico River oysters 'made people sick' — 28 ill in 13 states — as a Colorado woman sues Whole Foods, still testing positive months later. Alex and Jordan unpack the outbreak and the lawsuit.

Russell Brand's wife testified for him at Southwark Crown Court as closings began, after Brand denied each of seven charges over four hours on the stand. Alex and Jordan cover the testimony, the dropped count, and what the jury must decide.

North Korean hackers are the prime suspects in a $6.3 billion Binance theft pulled off in about 30 minutes — the biggest crypto heist on record. Alex and Jordan explain the rush to recover the funds and what it means for crypto holders.

The Daily Mail says it referred Thomas Markle to the FBI after uncovering a reported stash in a Mexico storage unit, as his care home asked him to leave. Alex and Jordan report the allegations and what investigators do next.