The Morning Rundown

Maya and David break down the U.S. retaliatory strike on Iran and what it means for oil prices, the government's tight grip on frontier AI models, and a brutal heat and wildfire season hitting both the U.S. and Europe.

The Supreme Court hands Trump back-to-back immigration victories, the world is on fire from Ukraine to Venezuela to the Strait of Hormuz, and yes, we have to talk about Taylor Swift possibly getting married at Madison Square Garden.

Maya and David break down a tense week in global politics, pull back the curtain on some messy Washington and Hollywood drama, then wrap things up with a Mars mystery and a giraffe that absolutely does not want to be found.

Maya and David break down the bipartisan housing bill heading to Trump's desk, Europe's deadly heat wave, and some genuinely fun entertainment news to close out your Wednesday morning.

Labour's in chaos as Keir Starmer steps down, SpaceX takes a financial hit that rattled crypto markets, and Europe is dealing with a deadly heatwave that's forcing some serious questions about the continent's infrastructure.

Maya and David break down Keir Starmer's surprise resignation, the fragile US-Iran peace talks, and some genuinely wild World Cup stories from right here in Los Angeles.

Maya and David break down Iran's Strait of Hormuz move and nuclear talks in Switzerland, catch you up on the wildest World Cup moments so far, and cover the Hollywood news you actually care about.

Maya and David break down the USMNT's run in the World Cup, the messy state of U.S.-Iran negotiations, and a handful of surprising stories to close out your Saturday morning.

Maya and David break down the fragile U.S.-Iran nuclear deal, a rough week for tech stocks and AI regulation, and the World Cup moments nobody saw coming.

Maya and David break down Trump's surprise Iran nuclear deal and the Republican backlash, Apple's incoming price hikes, and the World Cup's wild opening week.