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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.

Singer D4vd was arrested and held without bail in connection with the alleged murder of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, found in a Tesla trunk over a year ago. Alex and Jordan cover the arrest — and stress he has not been convicted of anything.

Four tankers are burning in the Strait of Hormuz after striking mines, Iran's Revolutionary Guard says, as the US approves a $2.1 billion Patriot sale to Ukraine. Alex and Jordan assess how close the region is to the edge.

A lithium-ion e-bike battery fire at the Bronx's Patterson Houses killed four people, including two children, as FDNY counts 401 battery fires this year. Alex and Jordan deliver the urgent warning for every e-bike owner.

Fugitive federal inmate Sherman Kemp escaped during a transfer in September — and was seized in the Dominican Republic after 50 days on the run. Alex and Jordan cover the international manhunt and the 30-year sentence waiting back home.

After nearly 9 years on the run, DEA fugitive Ernest Madrid was nabbed in Colorado Springs by US Marshals task forces. Alex and Jordan trace the 2017 meth case, the manhunt, and what extradition means next.

Fugitive inmate Rodney Smith allegedly grabbed an officer's Taser and broke out of a Brinkley detention center — then a multi-agency manhunt with K-9 and drone teams caught him a day later. Alex and Jordan break down the escape, the capture, and the security questions it raises.

The health of Imran Khan's jailed sister Noreen Niazi sparked a Senate clash in Pakistan, with her party demanding her release. Alex and Jordan cover the hospital treatment, the government's reassurances, and PTI's refusal of any deal.

China's Communist Party summit ended by praising 'rigorous self-governance' after a wave of purges. Alex and Jordan decode the signal for Xi's grip on power and what it means for the US and UK.

A 24-year-old man was arrested over a £93,000 sheep insurance fraud involving more than 650 sheep that may never have existed. Alex and Jordan unravel the Devon claims, the stopped £64,800 payout, and the police investigation.

Virginia is opening a $150 million program that could cut health insurance premiums to $0 for up to 200,000 people. Alex and Jordan explain who qualifies, when enrollment opens, and what it means after federal subsidies lapsed.

Six months after Northern Virginia dentist and mom Cerina Fairfax was killed, her sister speaks publicly for the first time. Alex and Jordan share the family's tribute and what they say about living with the tragedy.

Police are reportedly examining Jeffrey Epstein's Balmoral visit with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. Alex and Jordan discuss what is reported, what remains unknown, and why the scrutiny of Epstein's links continues.

Far-right influencer Ashlea Simon was arrested at Manchester Airport as police probe 50 attacks on suspected migrant homes in Salford. Alex and Jordan cover the investigation, the 13-year-old among those arrested, and Simon's 'witch hunt' claim.