Wednesday, October 28, 2026
The cases, the courts and the stories behind the headlines.
War, diplomacy and the international stories the Two Taps panel thinks deserve more attention.
The defeated Brazilian senator, under investigation for money laundering, has landed in the U.S., sources say. The State Department will issue visas.
Lula won about 51.8% for a fourth term after trailing in round one. Bolsonaro is challenging a voting extension his own campaign had requested.
After Trump said at a Michigan rally that Norway "sucks" over the Peace Prize, Oslo's foreign minister said he knows the Nobel Committee is independent.
Oil, an exit strategy, lobbying money and the lessons of past wars. Daniel Rosenberg, Michael Dye and Lloyd Golburgh argue it out with maps and history.
A think tank counts 28 attacks on merchant ships this month alone, a record for the Iran war. Tankers keep sailing anyway, lured by freight rates above $1 million a day.
A passenger jet plunged thousands of feet, passengers restrained the co-pilot, and the plane diverted to Saudi Arabia. The legal panel asks why the coverage stopped there.
Marco Rubio says the court will end its threats or Washington will end the court. The ICC says the move is meant to obstruct justice, and U.S. allies say they disagree.
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