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Jorge "George" Ortiz, a 1992 murder convict, has been arrested after a week-long manhunt over the road rage shooting of grandfather Nelson Batista in Bridgeport, Connecticut. Alex and Jordan cover the case and the community that helped catch him.

Freed American Stephen Hubbard, 74, says he was tortured during four and a half years in a Russian prison, according to a fellow inmate. Alex and Jordan cover the release, the testimony, and what it means.

The White House is spending billions on farm aid, red diesel rules, and Russian fuel sanctions relief, but diesel just hit $6.28 a gallon. Alex and Jordan break down the Reuters analysis ahead of the midterms.

President Trump has signed a sweeping executive order aimed at lowering homeownership costs, twelve days before the midterms. Alex and Jordan walk through what the order does and whether it can help in time.

President Trump enters the final weeks before the midterms with positive approval in only eight states, according to the Civiqs tracker. Alex and Jordan unpack the battleground numbers and what they mean for November third.

House Speaker Mike Johnson asked Donald Trump to pour more cash into House races, and Trump's political machine responded with nearly thirty million dollars in days. Alex and Jordan trace the money, the defensive posture of the GOP, and the incumbents fighting for survival in red territory.

President Trump warned Friday he would veto every bill if Democrats capture the House or Senate in the November third midterms. Alex and Jordan unpack the gridlock threat, the polling picture in the House races, and what it means for the final campaign stretch.

Russia and Ukraine agreed Friday to a new round of peace talks in the first half of November in Abu Dhabi, following envoy Steve Witkoff's meetings with Putin and Zelensky. Alex and Jordan look at what is on the table, Moscow's reservations, and the prisoner release that came out of the diplomacy.

President Trump on Thursday accused Iran of fabricating attacks on merchant ships in the Persian Gulf to drive up oil prices ahead of the November third midterms. Alex and Jordan examine the IRGC's unverified claims, the oil price spike, and the credibility gap at the heart of the story.

Two senior Iranian security officials told Reuters on October twenty third that Tehran has drawn up detailed plans to strike undersea internet cables in the Gulf if the United States and Israel attack Iran again. Alex and Jordan break down what the threat really means, how much bandwidth actually runs through the Strait of Hormuz, and why Tehran is going public now.