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Paris streets erupt as police clash with protesters, with demonstrations spreading from Milan to Madrid. Alex and Jordan cover the education, housing and cost-of-living grievances driving Europe's protest wave.

12 shot near Florida A&M, including 6 minors hurt, as police seek information from the public. Alex and Jordan report only the confirmed facts and explain why speculation harms investigations.

Brazil market wipeout: US-listed Brazilian shares crashed after Lula's 51.8% runoff win. Alex and Jordan cover the investor fears, Bolsonaro's promised legal challenge, and what to watch next.

Meta's $35 billion equity offering is the cash call behind its AI spending race. Alex and Jordan explain why the world's biggest social company needs that much cash now, and what dilution and underinvestment both risk.

Anthropic's $80.7 billion first-half loss stunned Wall Street as its landmark Nasdaq IPO filing sparked an AI-sector rally. Alex and Jordan unpack explosive revenue growth versus the staggering cost of frontier AI.

EQT's $50 billion gas giant: the deal creating America's largest natural gas producer. Alex and Jordan break down the all-stock Range Resources acquisition, the 0.987 share exchange ratio, and what scale means for US energy.

Pope Leo back at the Vatican days after lung cancer surgery, seen waving from the popemobile. Alex and Jordan reflect on the public appearance during recovery and why it is a step, not a finish line, without medical speculation.

US Marine indicted in Japan for murder and robbery over a woman's death in an Okinawa hotel. Alex and Jordan explain the indictment of Lance Corporal Devin Jacob Ballard, the allegations as reported, and the court process ahead.

Two 15-year-old girls arrested over a California school shooting plot, ABC News reported. Alex and Jordan discuss how school plots get stopped through reporting and threat assessment, without speculating on motive or details.

Manhunt in Central Park after a woman was sexually assaulted at knifepoint, investigators reported. Alex and Jordan cover what police have and have not confirmed, park safety, and why unverified online claims should not be shared.

Trump disinvites international election observers from the November 3 midterms, raising concerns at home and abroad. Alex and Jordan discuss election credibility, transparency, and what voters should watch eight days out.

Musk's $40 billion chip gamble: SpaceX borrows big for Nvidia AI chips as bubble fears grow. Alex and Jordan unpack the Apollo-led financing, the $86 billion IPO that came before it, and Ray Dalio's correction warning.

Instacart's $13 billion sale shock: DoorDash talks, Uber walks away, shares jump 9.2% to $56.44. Alex and Jordan explain the grocery-delivery sale talks and what a deal would mean for shoppers, stores, and drivers.

Texas sues OpenAI and Sam Altman over ChatGPT's safety for children in a 67-page petition. Alex and Jordan break down what Attorney General Ken Paxton alleges and the wider fight over AI regulation and child safety.

NHS consultants to strike for two days in November over pay, senior doctors in England announced. Alex and Jordan explain the 2.4% offer, the demand for formal negotiations, and what a walkout means for patients and waiting lists.

Storm Boelo kills 2 and leaves 161,000 without power as UK trains stay paralysed. Alex and Jordan cover the Finchley and Dumfries and Galloway deaths, the rail disruption, and the further strong winds forecast into Tuesday.

Trump's anti-Muslim attacks on Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed intensified days before the November 3 midterms. Alex and Jordan discuss the loyalty and national-security framing in a closely watched swing-state race.

Houthis strike Saudi oil pumps and Riyadh airport in a fresh escalation, the group claimed on October 26. Alex and Jordan separate claim from confirmation and explain what the Saudi coalition's response means for oil and the Yemen war.

US embassies on high alert: intelligence reportedly shows Iran in an advanced stage of planning attacks on Americans. Alex and Jordan weigh the warning, the reduced embassy staffing, and Iran's parallel offer to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

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.