LATEST NEWS

LATEST NEWS

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LATEST NEWS episodes

  • Utah judge dismisses Justice Department voter-roll lawsuit with prejudice
    A Trump-appointed federal judge dismissed the Justice Department lawsuit seeking Utah voter-roll data, ruling with prejudice so the same claim cannot simply be refiled, in the latest court loss for the administration days before the midterms. Alex and Jordan explain the ruling, Utah officials' response welcoming it, and the remaining pending voter-roll cases.
    3 min
  • Keffe D convicted of murdering Tupac Shakur after 30 years
    A Las Vegas jury convicted Duane "Keffe D" Davis of first-degree murder with a deadly weapon in the 1996 drive-by killing of rapper Tupac Shakur, after deliberating less than three hours, with prosecutors saying he orchestrated the attack and supplied the gun. Alex and Jordan recount the 30-year case, the trial, and what the verdict means for one of music's most famous unsolved killings.
    3 min
  • Soldier gets 59 years for killing wife hidden in storm drain
    US Army soldier Zarrius Hildabrand, 24, was sentenced on 25 October to 59 years in prison for the August 2023 killing of his 21-year-old wife Saria Barney Hildabrand in Alaska, whose body he hid in a storm drain after filing a false missing-person report. Alex and Jordan report the Anchorage case, the jury's June second-degree murder verdict, and the judge's remarks on lack of remorse.
    3 min
  • NORAD jet intercepts plane over Mar-a-Lago restricted airspace
    A NORAD F-16 intercepted a small plane over Palm Beach on Saturday 24 October after it entered the FAA temporary flight restriction over Mar-a-Lago, using a standard headbutt manoeuvre before the pilot made radio contact and left the airspace. Alex and Jordan explain what a temporary flight restriction is, why intercepts happen, and what enforcement can follow.
    3 min
  • Judges question Justice Department bid to sideline California mail ballots
    A three-judge 9th Circuit panel expressed skepticism Sunday over the Justice Department bid to force California to set aside mail ballots of suspected noncitizens, questioning DOJ authority before the district court had held a hearing. Alex and Jordan explain the emergency hearing, the 20,000-voter claim, and why judges adjourned without a ruling.
    3 min
  • Israel braces for pivotal election as Netanyahu seeks re-election
    Israel votes on Tuesday 27 October in a deeply divided election, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seeking re-election, pressing former President Donald Trump for more support and facing a corruption trial in which he denies the charges, while former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot emerges as his leading challenger and security, Iran, and the Gaza aftermath dominate the campaign. Alex and Jordan preview the pivotal vote and what is at stake for Israel and the region.
    3 min
  • Healey pledges one billion pounds for social housing before Budget
    Chancellor John Healey has pledged more than one billion pounds in extra funding for social and affordable housing ahead of his first Budget on 28 October, taking the ten-year programme past 40 billion pounds, as NHBC registrations fell 13 percent in the third quarter to 26,231 homes against the 1.5 million homes target, while the Your First Home scheme offers a 2.5 percent deposit plus a 20 percent loan with income caps of 110,000 pounds outside London and 140,000 pounds in London and banks may face higher tax. Alex and Jordan break down the housing pledge, the housebuilding slowdown, and what to expect from the Budget.
    3 min
  • Burnham says no British election coming any time soon
    Prime Minister Andy Burnham told ITV's Good Morning Britain on Monday that there would be no British general election any time soon, saying his focus is on governing and closer ties with the European Union and that Britain is starting to regain its momentum. Alex and Jordan explain Burnham's message, why he ruled out an early vote, and what it signals for Westminster.
    3 min
  • Le Pen launches 2027 French presidential bid amid national unrest
    Marine Le Pen launched her 2027 French presidential campaign on Sunday in Orléans before about 8,500 supporters, promising zero-tolerance policing, tougher immigration rules, and border controls, while a poll put her at 32 to 33.5 percent against Jean-Luc Mélenchon's 17 percent and her candidacy remains clouded by an EU funds conviction appeal that could be ruled on by early April 2027. Alex and Jordan cover the launch, the polling lead, and the legal cloud over her candidacy.
    3 min
  • Machado returns to Venezuela after year away in exile
    Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado returned to Venezuela on Sunday after almost a year away in exile, having left about a month before the United States seized Nicolás Maduro, and she is expected to push for elections sooner than former President Donald Trump had in mind. Alex and Jordan discuss Machado's return, the election timing question, and what it means for Venezuela's transition.
    3 min

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