Rachel Siegel, the guest host and reporter, is joined by Joby Warrick, a Pulitzer Prize-winning national security expert known for his insights on ISIS. They explore the shocking New Orleans truck attack linked to ISIS, revealing alarming trends in individual radicalization. Warrick discusses how extremist propaganda feeds on personal crises, especially among the youth. The conversation includes a recent thwarted plot at a Taylor Swift concert, emphasizing ISIS's digital evolution and the chilling rise of a decentralized terror network.

Join Rachel Siegel and Fenit Nirappil, a public health reporter at The Washington Post, as they dive into the alarming links between alcohol and cancer. They discuss the Surgeon General's call for warning labels on alcohol products and the shocking statistics revealing alcohol as a leading preventable cancer cause. Nirappil breaks down the science behind these risks and examines if reducing alcohol intake could actually lessen cancer risks. The conversation also highlights the implications of the World Health Organization's report on alcohol consumption.