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From November 6, it becomes illegal in Britain to possess or distribute pornography depicting strangulation, incest-themed content, or material involving pretend children. Alex and Jordan explain the ban, the debate behind it, and the enforcement questions.

President Trump claimed massive oil drilling is about to begin in Greenland, but Greenland's deputy mining minister says the island is very far away from that. Alex and Jordan sort the rhetoric from the reality.

Houthi rebels fired missiles and drones at Yemen's presidential palace in Aden, killing five people in a major escalation of the regional conflict. Alex and Jordan unpack the attack, the Houthis' claims, and what it means for the wider war.

Two women have filed a federal lawsuit accusing former Congressman Matt Gaetz and two co-conspirators of running a sex trafficking scheme while he was in office. Alex and Jordan break down the explosive allegations, Gaetz's denial, and what the case means for his political future.

The UK government is reportedly planning to extend the one hundred and eighty pound BBC licence fee to streaming services including Netflix and YouTube. Alex and Jordan look at the YouTube tax proposal and what it means for viewers.

A nineteen-year-old Norwegian was sentenced to twenty years in Britain for a murder plot allegedly directed by an Iran-linked crime network. Alex and Jordan cover the case and the wider pattern of foreign state recruitment.

The Fifth Circuit ruled the FCC had no authority to create the company collecting the nine billion dollar Universal Service Fund. Alex and Jordan explain the ruling and the risk to rural internet and phone subsidies.

President Trump called Ukraine's president a disgrace after Zelensky said Kyiv was done honoring the energy ceasefire with Russia. Alex and Jordan unpack the row over refinery strikes and what it means for peace efforts.

Three children and a teacher were killed in a shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, with the sixteen-year-old suspect also dead. Alex and Jordan cover what is known about the attack and the renewed debate over school safety.

Chancellor John Healey is preparing to raise taxes on Britain's banks in his October 28 Budget, a move that could raise over £2 billion a year. Alex and Jordan unpack the plan, the IMF's backing, and how markets are reacting.