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President Donald Trump rallied about 3,000 supporters in Port Huron, Michigan, on October 25, attacking Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed and urging voters to turn out nine days before the November 3 midterms. Alex and Jordan explain why the Michigan Senate and governor races could decide control of Congress.

Four Sullivan County deputies shot and killed Joshua Delp, 29, at a Kingsport apartment on October 25 after locating the armed man wanted on felony warrants, with no deputies injured and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation now reviewing the shooting. Alex and Jordan report what officials have confirmed so far and what remains under investigation.

Miguel Enrique Salguero-Olivares has been convicted of first-degree murder, rape, sexual offence and burglary in the 2012 death of UNC student Faith Hedgepeth and sentenced to life in prison without parole, following a DNA match that led to charges in 2021. Alex and Jordan trace the fourteen-year path from a cold case to a verdict.

Two former FBI Foreign Influence Task Force leaders, Nikki Floris and Bradley Benavides, surrendered on October 23 after being charged by criminal complaint with making false statements to Congress about the task force's role in Hunter Biden investigations. Alex and Jordan explain what prosecutors allege, what the defendants deny, and why the case is still at the complaint stage.

An Ohio jury has convicted Rodney Hinton of murder, reckless homicide and felonious assault for striking and killing Hamilton County Deputy Larry Henderson in May 2025, rejecting his insanity defence ahead of sentencing on November 16. Alex and Jordan explain the verdict, the mental-state arguments at trial, and the earlier police shooting of Hinton's son that preceded the crash.

A court in Dhaka has sentenced Md Mizanur Rahman to death for strangling his wife Mosammat Rehana to death in 2019 after continued dowry demands, a verdict that closes a case brought by her family. Alex and Jordan report the court's findings and the family's long wait for justice, with sensitivity for those affected.

Serbia is voting on Sunday in a closely fought election that will test President Aleksandar Vucic's grip on power against a student-led anti-corruption movement. Alex and Jordan look at what is at stake for voters, the movement challenging the president, and the wider context of living costs and war in Europe.

Senegal's ruling Pastef party says it will not pass the government's revised budget, putting a 2.2 billion dollar IMF programme and the country's debt restructuring at risk. Alex and Jordan explain the standoff, the debt burden behind it, and what happens if parliament and government cannot agree.

Protests that began in France have spread across Europe, with demonstrations in Albania, Belgium, Italy, Spain and Portugal joining the wave of discontent over living costs and public services. Alex and Jordan track how a French protest movement became a continent-wide moment, and what governments are doing in response.

Chancellor John Healey will use next week's budget to hand mayors in England new funding and powers, including a 1.5 billion pound borrowing facility and 285 million pounds of seed funding under a new Good Growth scheme. Alex and Jordan look at what the money is meant to build, why local leaders say the old system failed, and the political challenge facing the chancellor.