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The BBC announced more than 100 news job cuts and the end of linear broadcasting for BBC Three, BBC Scotland and Radio 4 Extra as part of a 500 million pound savings drive. Alex and Jordan examine what the cuts mean for public broadcasting worldwide.

King Charles, Queen Camilla and Prince William visited the Aberfan memorial garden for the 60th anniversary of the coal-tip disaster that killed 144 people, 116 of them children. Alex and Jordan reflect on why Britain still refuses to forget its most haunting preventable tragedy.

Netflix announced that U2 will headline the halftime show for the NFL's first Thanksgiving Eve game on November 25, Packers versus Rams at SoFi Stadium. Alex and Jordan look back at the band's legendary 2002 Super Bowl show and what this new tradition means.

LeBron James ruined the Knicks' championship ring night at Madison Square Garden, leading the 76ers to a 106-100 opening-night win in his Philadelphia debut. Alex and Jordan break down the game, the record ticket prices and the new East power balance.

Democrats sued the Trump administration Tuesday to block threats of criminal prosecution against state election officials and pressure to purge voter rolls before November 3. Alex and Jordan break down the lawsuit and the fight over who controls American elections.

The State Department says the Trump administration has revoked more than three hundred thousand US visas at a faster pace than any previous administration. Alex and Jordan examine what the numbers show and the rights advocates' warnings about profiling and free speech.

Two critical AI-discovered vulnerabilities in PHP, the software behind 70 percent of the world's websites, were disclosed Wednesday, forcing patches and some government sites offline. Alex and Jordan explain how AI found the decades-old flaws and what website owners must do now.

SpaceX reported its first quarterly profit as a public company, with $4.4 billion in net income on surging AI data-center revenue, and Elon Musk confirmed SpaceX-Tesla merger talks. Alex and Jordan break down what the numbers mean for Musk's empire.

JD Vance's anti-fraud task force announced charges against more than 40 defendants in an alleged $42 million SNAP food stamp theft scheme, including an Atlanta rapper. Alex and Jordan unpack the biggest cases and ask whether the stolen money will ever come back.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday denied the Trump administration's emergency bid to enforce a ban on gender-affirming care for transgender inmates in federal prisons. Alex and Jordan break down what the rare loss means for the administration's executive orders as the legal battle continues.