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Storm Adam battered eastern Spain with catastrophic flooding that killed at least five people and put around 850,000 residents under lockdown. Alex and Jordan report on the record rainfall, the rescues, and the political fallout in Valencia and Alicante.

Ukrainian Prime Minister Sergiy Koretskyi says Russia is attacking the country's digital infrastructure as systematically as its energy sector, with AI-assisted cyber strikes increasing. Alex and Jordan look at the data centers hit in Kyiv, the Starshield limits, and the new digital front of the war.

Laura Owens, who falsely accused former Bachelor star Clayton Echard of fathering twins with fabricated ultrasound evidence, learns her sentence Friday in an Arizona courtroom after pleading guilty to four felonies. Alex and Jordan unpack the fake pregnancy scheme, the victims, and whether prison or probation awaits.

The Independent's White House correspondent Andrew Feinberg was removed from the Air Force One press pool a day after President Trump berated him in the Oval Office and the White House used a slur against him. Alex and Jordan examine the clash, the White House's defense, and what it means for press freedom.

A new S&P Global survey shows US business activity cooling while price pressures hit their highest level in four years, with the output price index rising to 59.8 in October. Alex and Jordan break down what rising costs, clogged supply chains, and the Federal Reserve's next move mean for American wallets.

President Trump told White House reporters on October 23 that Canada is working very hard to strike a trade deal with the US — adding that America holds 'all the cards' — amid a tariff standoff since August and PM Mark Carney's push to pivot away from the US market. Alex and Jordan lay out the stalled talks, the retaliatory tariffs, and what the USMCA's uncertain future means for both economies.

A White House official told the Washington Examiner that President Trump will vote early in person in Florida on Saturday morning, capping a four-state midterm blitz rally swing with the November 3 election 11 days away. Alex and Jordan walk through the itinerary, the Fort Myers rally for Byron Donalds, and the irony of a mail-voting critic casting an early in-person ballot.

The Migration Policy Institute reports DHS oversaw 980,000 deportations in the first 18 months of Trump's second term, with only 20% involving criminal convictions and 71% of long-term residents having no criminal record. Alex and Jordan examine the breakdown, the 300,000-plus visa revocations, and the clash between the White House's security framing and activists' due-process alarms.

A jury on October 23 convicted Rodney Hinton Jr of murdering Hamilton County Sheriff's Deputy Larry Henderson, finding he deliberately steered his car into the deputy in a revenge attack after his own son was killed by police. Alex and Jordan break down the key evidence, the failed mental-state defense, and the November 16 sentencing ahead.

The White House announced October 23 that First Lady Melania Trump brokered a temporary ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine around Russian-occupied Oleshky to deliver aid and evacuate about 1,700 remaining residents, mostly elderly. Alex and Jordan unpack how the deal came together, the disputed start date, and why this is the First Lady's first battlefield ceasefire after her work reuniting Ukrainian children taken to Russia.