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Salim Said was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for his role in the $44 million Feeding Our Future fraud that stole money meant to feed children. Alex and Jordan break down the Minnesota school meals fraud, the Safari Restaurant link, and the $44 million restitution order.

Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury could earn $100 million each for a Cardiff heavyweight fight, one of the biggest paydays in boxing history. Alex and Jordan debate the Joshua vs Fury showdown, the $100 million purses, and whether the fight finally lives up to the hype.

The FBI seized Virtualine, a bulletproof hosting service tied to ransomware crews and the StealC infostealer, in an international operation that pulled dozens of servers offline. Alex and Jordan explain the Virtualine seizure, the Bitcoin money laundering trail, and what taking down a bulletproof host really stops.

UK police will refer allegations about Thomas Markle, father of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, to overseas law enforcement agencies after a 2019 letter was never shared beyond the Sussex office. Alex and Jordan examine the Thomas Markle allegations, his denial, and why the Metropolitan Police review matters now.

Alexander brothers Tal and Oren Alexander, New York real estate stars, received 30-year prison terms for sex trafficking. Alex and Jordan break down the fall of the luxury property brothers, the sex trafficking convictions, and what the long sentences mean for victims and accountability.

A passenger arrested for texting that he planned to hijack a United flight told police it was a joke with a co-worker. We explain why aviation security treats a joke hijack text seriously, and where intent fits in.

Bluesky is blocking links to a major leak of Department of Homeland Security employee records, raising a clash between platform moderation and public-interest reporting. We examine where the line falls between privacy, safety, and accountability.

Fox News ratings fell 27% in October from a year earlier while CNN and MSNBC gained viewers, yet Fox remains the most-watched cable news channel. We break down what drove the drop, why rivals gained, and what happens next in cable news.

Pentagon watchdog refuses to probe Musk's Starlink disruptions in Ukraine: bipartisan investigation request declined, raising oversight concerns over SpaceX and Starshield.

Healey's Budget aftermath: FTSE 100 rises to 10,721 as OBR migration forecast nearly doubles to 230,000 a year, plus growth forecasts and £15bn headroom.

South Carolina Senate race dead heat: Trump rallies for Darline Graham in Rock Hill as NYT/Siena poll ties Graham and Annie Andrews, plus Florida and Minnesota Senate poll results.

Judge rejects Trump's bid to block 20,000 California ballots. A federal judge rejected the request over unproven noncitizenship allegations, keeping the California ballots from being blocked on that basis.

Salmonella found in Ukrainian eggs as the UK probes an outbreak. UKHSA testing found Salmonella Enteritidis strain t5.8998 in eggs from a single Ukrainian producer, with work ongoing on food-chain links.

15 charged in a DC drug ring that flooded the East Coast with meth and GBL. Federal prosecutors say a transnational network imported methamphetamine from California and GBL from South Korea for distribution across Washington DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York City.

The FTC orders Delta, Walmart and DoorDash to reveal how they price you, demanding disclosure of personalised and surveillance pricing and whether different shoppers pay different amounts. NEWS TALK explains the 45-day deadline, the gig-worker pay questions, and what it means for shoppers.

DoorDash buys Instacart for $17 billion in a grocery delivery power grab, paying $65 a share with brands retained and closing expected in late 2027 or early 2028. NEWS TALK explains the deal, the antitrust road ahead, and what it means for shoppers, stores and delivery workers.

Three tankers exploded in the Strait of Hormuz as Iran claims a US drone capture, with a ship reported on fire off Oman and a seven-day plan to end the war and reopen Hormuz under discussion. NEWS TALK breaks down what is claimed, what is confirmed, and why Hormuz shipping matters for oil prices and global trade.

Vance's secret letter to Iran as US warns allies of new strikes after the midterms — the reported peace negotiation outreach, Qatar-led mediation, and UN inspectors for sanctions relief proposal.

Brewers win their first World Series as Milwaukee beats Tampa Bay 4-1 in Game 5 — Jacob Misiorowski's scoreless clincher, William Contreras named MVP, and Friday's parade in Milwaukee.

68 dead in Spain's high-speed train disaster near Urda, Toledo, as three days of national mourning begin — updated death toll, more than 100 injured, and the open investigation after the Renfe and Iryo collision.

Apple's new MacBook Pro brings back the glowing logo and adds touchscreen OLED displays for the first time. We review the biggest MacBook redesign in years.

Ofcom has outlined how social media will verify ages ahead of the UK under-16 ban on Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat from next March. We break down the checks and the reaction.

A historic polar vortex collapse is coming within days, threatening parts of the US with bitter cold. We explain what is happening in the stratosphere and what it means for your forecast.

Amnesty alleges Cambodian police and soldiers helped guard abusive scam compounds. We examine the allegations and the human cost.

A court has heard that the man who stabbed 10 people on a train asked a passenger 'do you want to die?' We report on the trial and the attack.