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FBI Nvidia probe, Hegseth impeachment vote and Russia-Ukraine talks
This episode covers the FBI investigation into NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's alleged relationship with a Chinese spy, the potential impeachment of…
Nvidia spy probe, Black Sea tensions and COP31
This Reuters World News episode covers the arrival of newly elected progressive Democrats in Congress and Russell Brand's prison sentence for sexual assault.
Israel government talks, Poland shooting and AI shopping
This Reuters World News episode covers Israel’s President Herzog appointing Gadi Eisenkot to form a government, a deadly mass shooting in Krakow,…
Stephen Miller, Paraguay's new president and Apple's hidden word list
This Reuters World News episode covers the political fallout from US midterm elections, including Stephen Miller's White House appointment and J.
Wall Street's AI reckoning, Europe's hoax bomb scares and Paraguay
This Reuters World News episode covers the appointment of Stephen Miller as White House Chief of Staff and the tech sector's rebound following a $3…
Republican pressure, Iran and the Supreme Court
This Reuters World News episode covers the Nasdaq's plunge into correction territory amid fears of AI regulation and the political fallout from Republican midterm losses.
Trump's first post-midterm speech, Musk scrutiny, Alaska and Mississippi keep counting
This Reuters World News episode covers the aftermath of the US midterm elections, highlighting close Senate races in Alaska and Mississippi and a significant Democratic shift in the House.
El-Sayed, midterms firsts and global reactions
This episode analyzes the aftermath of the US midterm elections, highlighting a "blue wave" that gave Democrats control of both the House and Senate.
Democrats surge to power in Congress
This special Reuters World News episode covers the stunning Democratic victory in the U.
Election Day, Musk's power play and walker comes home
This Reuters World News episode covers the U.
Michigan Senate race, Binance and bull semen
Democratic Congresswoman Haley Stevens endorses Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan’s crucial Senate race, while a federal judge dismisses a DOJ lawsuit in Alaska.
Gen Z protests, Oleshky and a possible Democratic Congress
This episode covers the spread of Gen Z protests across Europe, focusing on clashes in Frankfurt and grievances in France and Albania.
Judge blocks DOJ threats, Italy strike, Burnham 'open to slave trade apology'
A judge ordered the Trump administration to cease threatening election officials with prosecution, while the DOJ faces legal battles in Alaska and California.
Crypto hack, Serbia's next prime minister, remembering Patrick Stewart
This Reuters World News episode covers a $6 billion hack on Binance, attributed to North Korean hackers, which has shaken the crypto market.
Spain mourns, Bolsonaro's declaration and cruise residents stranded
Reuters World News covers Spain’s second major train crash this year, which killed nearly 70 people and intensified political scrutiny ahead of elections.
Israel rival claims, Bolsonaro flees and Mbappe's apology
This Reuters World News episode covers the U.
Israel votes, Maine's tight Senate race and Harry Kane is crowned
This Reuters World News episode covers Israel’s election deadlock between Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, alongside a UK security incident involving…
Lula's comeback, Machado's return and soccer's top prize
This episode covers Anthropic's IPO filing, which reveals massive revenue growth alongside significant losses and safety concerns.
France protests, Texas Senate race and West Bank olives
Reuters World News covers escalating violence in Paris following largely peaceful protests against rising living costs, alongside fact-checks debunking misleading social media narratives.
US Starlink requests, Alaska's Senate race and Serbia's elections
This Reuters World News episode covers US requests for Elon Musk to alter Starlink services in conflict zones, alongside Kim Jong-un's visit to China and Typhoon Chumpy's impact on Taiwan.
Melania ceasefire, Banks block AI agents, Trump's evangelicals (Updated)
This episode covers a localized ceasefire in Ukraine brokered by Melania Trump and the arrival of a Russian diesel tanker in New York.
PHP hacks, Russia-Ukraine strikes, Brazil's phone problem (Updated)
This episode covers a surge in hacking attempts following the discovery of critical flaws in the PHP programming language, exacerbated by AI tools that accelerate attack timelines.
Putin agrees to peace talks, SpaceX-Tesla merger, Kansas voters (Updated)
This episode covers Putin’s agreement to resume US-mediated peace talks with Ukraine, alongside concerns over Starlink access and NATO’s increased Black Sea presence.
Macron's twilight, Trump's approval and AI hacking
This Reuters World News episode covers a deadly drone strike in Sudan, France's riots benefiting Marine Le Pen, and Albertans voting to remain in Canada.
France curfew, Russian energy strikes, Trump's golf course fight (Updated)
This episode covers Russia's massive strike on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, which left half a million homes without power, alongside escalating…
France unrest, Canada military base, Pope Leo and Siberian bears
This Reuters World News episode covers a deadly fire at a Canadian military base, violent protests in France over rising costs, and the intensifying Houthi siege of Taiz, Yemen.
Trump drops Russia sanctions, Israeli settlers attack US photojournalist, Oregon police say teacher and parent stopped school shooter
President Trump waived new sanctions on Russia, drawing criticism from Ukraine, while a violent attack on Palestinian olive harvesters in the West Bank injured a Washington Post photojournalist.
Zacharia out, Zelenskiy slams diesel deal, Oregon shooting (Updated)
This Reuters World News episode covers the dismissal of White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt after just seven days, alongside escalating tensions in the U.
Ukraine oil strike, Fort Hood execution, AI stock slide (Updated)
This episode covers Ukraine’s defiance of Trump’s energy ceasefire by striking a Russian refinery amid Starlink restrictions, alongside two commercial ships sinking near the Strait of Hormuz.
Inflation climbs, self-replicating AI warning, Houthis hit Aramco HQ (Updated)
This episode covers rising US inflation driven by fuel prices, which complicates Federal Reserve rate decisions ahead of midterm elections.
Guilfoyle fired, IMF outlook, Black Sea strikes (Updated)
This episode covers the escalating conflict in the Black Sea, where drone strikes have left eleven sailors missing, alongside the controversial…
Omar raid, diesel deal pushback, prediction markets
This episode covers the raid on Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s home, a bipartisan push to scrap Trump’s Russian diesel deal, and unconfirmed claims of a Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire.
Saudi airport strike, Trump-Zelenskiy spat and 'cockroach' leader freed
This episode covers a Houthi attack on Riyadh airport, prompting US President Trump to consider joining Saudi strikes amid escalating regional tensions.
Delhi protests, Trump's Russia diesel deal and Panama quake
This Reuters World News episode covers a blast at Riyadh’s airport, the detention of a youth protest leader in India, and a magnitude 7.
US execution livestream, ICC sanctions, ICE defends NYC shooting (Updated)
This Reuters World News episode covers the U.
Trump pauses Iran strikes, Microsoft visa suspension, French mayor (Updated)
President Trump states the US will not attack Iran before midterms amid escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and Yemen.
Christa Pike hearing, October 7 and mortgage rate spikes (Updated)
This Reuters World News episode covers a Tennessee judge's order to preserve evidence from Krista Pike's botched execution, massive protests in…
Trump's California comments, France protests, Cornell rally (Updated)
This episode covers Trump’s controversial comments at a Nebraska rally, massive school protests in France, and a growing movement at Cornell University over sexual assault allegations.
Yemen retakes Strait, Spain early election, Nobels (Updated)
This Reuters World News episode covers Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez calling for snap elections amid housing protests, and Yemeni forces…
Yemen's Houthi operation, Ukraine targets Russian refineries and Brazil vote
This episode covers President Zelensky’s pledge to intensify attacks on Russian oil refineries and Yemen’s announcement of a major offensive against the Houthis.
Flydubai, Kyiv bridge strikes and G7's emergency oil stocks
This Reuters World News episode covers the UAE labeling a Fly Dubai co-pilot's takeover attempt a terrorist attack, alongside Russia's continued…
Cornell students speak out, Tennessee's botched executions, Obamacare checks
This episode covers New York’s intervention in the Cornell gang rape case, a cooling U.
Texas halts executions, Flydubai 'hero,' and AI Big Mac pricing (Updated)
This episode covers a Fly Dubai co-pilot who stabbed his colleague, prompting a passenger to manually land the plane in Saudi Arabia.
Flydubai flight, AI safety pact, US leaves Iraq (Updated)
This episode covers a FlyByBy flight grounded in Saudi Arabia after a pilot knife attack, and the departure of U.