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INSIDE EDITION is the longest-running, top-rated and most honored daily newsmagazine in on-demand audio podcast format. Join host Eva Pilgrim for a daily episode of the complete broadcast of the show that features hard-hitting investigations, exclusive newsmaker interviews, incisive human-interest stories, and behind-the-scenes coverage of the top national stories, as well as celebrity and pop culture features. With INSIDE EDITION, there’s always more to the story.

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Yesterday · 19 min
Inside Edition for Friday Oct 16, 2026
A father is being hailed a hero after he rushed in to stop a school shooter at an elementary school in Oregon. The 16-year-old gunman killed three students and a teacher before the dad took him down. As Justin Finch reports, many are crediting his actions with saving lives. And “you’re fired!” Did President Trump just use his two iconic words from The Apprentice on his new White House press secretary? She’s reportedly out of a job. Many are asking if Katie Zacharia’s fate was sealed after she fumbled through an interview with Fox News’ Sean Hannity. Plus, the fifth grader who saved the day! When she saw her bus driver in the midst of an asthma attack, she knew just what to do. She called the person she knew could help with any emergency, her father. Ann Mercogliano tells us what happened. And half a century ago, a grandpa buried a giant box filled with artifacts. Now, all these years later, his time capsule is being dug up. But what’s inside?
Thursday · 17 min
Inside Editon for Thursday Oct 15, 2026
Just minutes after the broadcast of her appearance on The People's Court, where she fought her ex-fiancé over a lost engagement ring, a woman vanished. Now, 15 years later, he has been charged with her murder. As he appears in a criminal court, the TV judge he faced all those years ago is speaking with Inside Edition. The man’s attorney says his client did not have anything to do with the woman’s disappearance or death. Inside Edition's Steven Fabian reports. And Sydney Sweeney's new sports betting ad debuted last night during the big Dodgers-Brewers playoff game, but not everyone thinks it's a home run. Some athletes and lots of parents think it's just too sexy to air during MLB games. Plus, a husband and wife were at a salon when an out-of-control car came barreling through the glass front door, plowing right into them. The moment was caught on camera. Now, still bruised, they are speaking with Inside Edition about what happened. And Hilary Swank is showing off her baby bump in her first video since announcing she is pregnant at 52.
Wednesday · 19 min
Inside Edition for Wednesday Oct 14, 2026
It's the video that shocked the world of a man being mauled to death after entering a tiger enclosure. Now just three days after the man was killed, there's international uproar over an AI generated video showing President Trump playing and wrestling the tiger. The video is raising a lot of eyebrows. And her story captivated the nation and became a smash hit on Netflix. Accused of recklessly driving a car into a brick wall killing her boyfriend and their friend, she was dubbed hell on wheels. Now, comes a pregnant woman accused of driving her car into a tree in a jealous rage. Her boyfriend died months later from pneumonia after being hospitalized due to his injuries. Now after deliberating for less than an hour, the verdict is in. Plus, it’s a shocking moment caught on video of a man pouring a toxic chemical into his co-worker’s water bottle. A man poured a toxic chemical into his co-worker’s water bottle. He pled no contest, only ended up spending one day in jail and, now that is conviction has been dismissed, the victim is outraged. And finally, it's the highlight on Charli XCX’s concert tour, when underwear is launched into the crowd from a cannon... but at this show the stunt ended in disaster.
Tuesday · 17 min
Inside Edition for Tuesday Oct 13, 2026
We're learning more today about the dad who fell to his death from a roller coaster at the Six Flags Over Georgia theme park. Six Flags just announced that it has closed a total of 10 rides while it investigates. With more and more accidents happening, many are asking if this could be the end of roller coasters in America. For the first time, we are hearing from the owner of the store where singer Kelly Clarkson says she was talked down to after asking about purchasing a $15,000 mechanical bird. In an exclusive interview with our Justin Finch, the owner says Kelly's social media attack is actually putting his staff in danger. Plus, it was the first day on the job for the new White House press secretary, and she had quite the bombshell announcement. Kimberly Guilfoyle, the president's pick for ambassador to Greece, has been asked to resign. And Kate Gosselin finds herself under siege. It comes as the former star of Jon & Kate Plus 8 is bashed in a new book by one of her kids, who says she was a bad mom.
Monday · 19 min
Inside Edition for Monday Oct 12, 2026
INSIDE EDITION FOR 10/12/2026 Selma Blair was arrested after she allegedly freaked out on a Delta plane, reportedly punching one flight attendant and biting another. The actress, who has been public about battling MS, is even accused of trying to open the cabin door mid-flight. Blair's representative says: "Selma experienced a medical emergency that led to the alleged conduct. Upon landing, she received medical attention and is currently in stable condition. And it’s a war of words between singer Kelly Clarkson and a trendy New York store. Kelly says she had her eye on a cute mechanical bird that costs $15,000. She says the store told her it was $15,000, and then they treated her like Julia Roberts’ character in the shopping scene in the movie Pretty Woman. The store denies Clarkson’s allegations. Plus, surveillance Flock cameras are now in 49 of the 50 states and are being used by police to identify criminals. But this time, it led to a case of mistaken identity, even though cops said they were 100 percent sure the woman was a “porch pirate.” And a year ago, a teen was told by doctors that he may never walk again. But boy, did they underestimate him!
October 9 · 19 min
Inside Edition for Friday Oct 09, 2026
The ballpark moment dividing the country. A Dodgers fan catches a foul ball, and standing right next to him is a little boy looking longingly at the ball. It raises a big question: should the kid get the ball? And he’s best known for starring on the popular TV series Pretty Little Liars. Now his face is covered in blood, but it's not makeup for a new role. He says he was randomly attacked and hopes video from the scene will help catch the attackers. Plus, there is major blowback today over Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announcing that the military's first firing squad execution in decades will be live streamed. And a sex guide is part of a sex education program at Cornell. Now, in the wake of a student claiming in a lawsuit that she was gang raped by seven fraternity members, the guide is under the microscope. Many are saying the university has some explaining to do. Ann Mercogliano has more. We warn you, the details may be too explicit for younger viewers. Cornell had no comment when we asked about the sex guide. None of the seven fraternity brothers have been criminally charged, and all deny any wrongdoing.
October 8 · 17 min
Inside Edition for Thursday Oct 08, 2026
We begin with the baseball fan that has become the brunt of other fans anger. He reached over and caught what could have been a game-tying home run for the Yankees, who ended up losing the game and getting knocked out of the playoffs. Overnight he has become the most hated man in New York. Justin Finch has more — and wait till you hear what the fan does for a living. Next, the woman known as Jane Doe, who has filed a civil lawsuit against Cornell and seven frat boys she says gang-raped her, is being targeted. Her lawyer says she has been getting death threats via texts and phone calls and has even been swatted. Ann Mercogliano has the details. Then, we should all hope our dogs are this smart! When a German Shepherd got lost, he didn’t just sit and whimper. As Steven Fabian reports, he marched his four legs right to the local police station. Finally, it’s a danger in your kitchen you may not be aware of — windows on oven doors exploding, sending shattered glass flying. Alison Hall has what you need to know.
October 7 · 19 min
Inside Edition for Wednesday Oct 07, 2026
First, the nephew was hand-picked to announce her passing. Now, major drama - his home barricaded with barbed wire and caution tape. So what's going on? Megan Alexander is at the nephew's home outside Nashville with the latest. And she's conscious and speaking! Christa Pike was supposed to be the first woman executed in Tennessee in 200 years, then lethal injections failed. Now, a week later, she's awake in the hospital. Her first words: "Where am I?" Plus, did he flee the country? That's what's being asked about one of the seven frat brothers from Cornell University who is in Dubai, after being sued in connection with a rape allegation. News of his whereabouts comes as we learn another one of the frat boys, who was also sued by a Cornell student known as Jane Doe, was expelled, and is now attending a South Florida College. School officials there are sending a letter to all students about safety concerns. The two students have not been criminally charged and deny wrongdoing. Finally, this woman is delivering a eulogy at a funeral - not for a close friend or family member. She's paying tribute to herself, after planning her own funeral.
October 6 · 17 min
Inside Edition for Tuesday Oct 06, 2026
Did some of the seven frat brothers facing allegations of drugging and raping a student at Cornell University try to cover up what happened? That's what's being asked today. The seven have not been charged and deny any wrongdoing. Justin Finch has the latest. And he's the former American Idol contestant convicted of murdering his wife to be with his mistress. At his sentencing yesterday, in "Dear Daddy" letters read in court, his two daughters lashed out at the other woman, calling her a "dirty girl." The mistress was not charged and now her lawyer is giving his reaction to Inside Edition. Then, he was one of the nation's most famous, and notorious, televangelists. Jim Bakker, whose ministry with wife Tammy Faye collapsed due to financial fraud and a highly publicized sex scandal, has died. Jim Moret has more on his final days. Finally, when they were babies, their teenaged parents gave them up for adoption. Now, two decades later, the long-lost sisters have found themselves in what's being called a real-life Parent Trap.
October 5 · 19 min
Inside Edition for Monday Oct 05, 2026
Drama in court today as a former American Idol contestant broke into uncontrollable tears. Prosecutors claim Caleb Flynn murdered his wife Ashley so he could be with his mistress. Today was his sentencing — and he sobbed as heartbreaking statements from his two daughters were read in court. A major bombshell in the alleged drugging and gang rape of a Cornell student by a group of frat brothers. For the very first time, we are hearing a secretly recorded phone call between Jane Doe and one of the students she says assaulted her. Jane Doe has filed a civil lawsuit against Cornell and the seven fraternity brothers, who have all denied any wrongdoing. Ann Mercogliano has the details. Plus, he planned the perfect surprise proposal — a romantic spot at a park overlooking California's Laguna Beach. He even hired a mariachi band. It was picture perfect until a total stranger showed up and started yelling ugly things. It was a courtroom first — a man who was killed giving a victim impact statement from beyond the grave. His likeness and voice were all created with AI technology. Now, as Ann Mercogliano reports, comes a major twist. Despite the sentencing being dismissed, Gabriel Horcasitas' manslaughter conviction still holds. He now awaits a resentencing hearing.
October 2 · 19 min
Inside Edition for Friday Oct 02, 2026
INSIDE EDITION FOR 10/2/2026 It's at the center of the story dominating the headlines — the frat house where a Cornell student says she was drugged and gang-raped by seven frat boys. It's been closed down, and we haven't gotten a look inside until now. Andrea Grymes has our report. Next, the investigation continues into why two lethal injections didn't work in what was supposed to be the first woman executed in Tennessee in 200 years. Christa Pike is on death row for violently murdering her classmate 31 years ago. Now the mother of her victim is sending out a strongly worded message after the execution failure - she wants to kill Christa herself. And it's war between actress Halle Berry and her ex-husband, who's the father of her now 12-year-old son. He's just been granted a temporary restraining order against the Oscar winner after claiming she attacked their son. She denies his allegations. Finally, the sister of O.J. Simpson's slain wife Nicole is on a mission. Her sister's dysfunctional, and often violent, relationship with O.J. is well documented. Now, more than three decades after the so-called trial of the century, Denise Brown is speaking out, hoping to help other women avoid the same fate as her sister. Jim Moret has the details.
October 1 · 17 min
Inside Edition for Thursday Oct 01, 2026
She's still alive! Things definitely did not go as planned at what was supposed to be the first woman executed in Tennessee in 200 years. The two lethal injections administered to her did not work. So what went wrong? Justin Finch has our report. Then, the alleged drugging and gang rape of a Cornell student is touching a nerve with women across the country. Many are taking to social media, delivering four words — "I am Jane Doe" — showing support and solidarity with the woman who says she was assaulted in a frat house. Alison Hall has the details. And, it’'s one of the most iconic tourism slogans in history — "It's Better in the Bahamas." But this woman probably doesn't agree! She was on vacation when she says she almost died after being swept away by rough surf while taking a walk on the beach. Finally, wedding day disaster. Look at the face of the mother of the bride, battered and bruised after she took a spill, landing on her face. Now it's up to the makeup artist to perform a miracle.
September 30 · 17 min
Inside Edition for Wednesday Sep 30, 2026
Major disaster avoided. An entire plane broke out in applause after a serious scare in the air. Authorities say a co-pilot attacked the pilot, trying to crash the plane before being subdued, leaving a passenger with a bloody face. Now, as Steven Fabian reports, many are asking if it could happen here. And the alleged drugging and gang rape of a Cornell student by seven fraternity members is shining a light on sexual assaults on college campuses. The Cornell incident reportedly happened during what is known as the “red zone,” the start of the fall semester, when the majority of attacks on college campuses occur. As Justin Finch reports, the statistics are shocking. Plus, heart-stopping video shows a surfer getting caught in monster waves and slammed against rocks on the shore. Today, the surfer is beyond thankful to a mom who was taking a relaxing stroll along the beach before her teenage daughter’s birthday party when she jumped into the water fully clothed. And there is a huge development in the story we brought you about a woman who got the shock of her life when she learned her late father’s caretaker took ownership of his house. The caretaker has now been arrested and charged with perjury, breach of trust, and exploitation of a vulnerable adult. The late man’s daughter couldn’t be happier.
September 29 · 18 min
Inside Edition for Tuesday Sep 29, 2026
Lindsay Clancy was back in court for the first time since her case ended in a mistrial 25 days ago. Her lawyer dropped a bombshell that the murder charges should be dismissed because she never confessed to killing her three children, and there's no evidence to prove it. As Ann Mercogliano reports, this all comes as the lone holdout juror speaks out on camera for the first time. Next, there's growing anger at Cornell University over the alleged drugging and gang rape of a female student by seven fraternity brothers. Now, shocking, just-surfaced texts between the alleged victim and one of the frat boys show him saying things got "way out of hand." Justin Finch is at Cornell with the latest, and we warn you some of the details are graphic. And, there's drama on another college campus - the University of Georgia. In a freak accident, this popular sorority sister, who loves to dance, was doing just that when she fell out of a window eight stories up. Miraculously she survived, leaving even her in disbelief. Jim Moret has the details. Finally, it’s the GoFundMe scandal involving an 81-year-old man delivering lost luggage to help his cancer-stricken wife. We now know things were not as they seemed. But were there clues in the video that something was amiss?
September 28 · 19 min
Inside Edition for Monday Sep 28, 2026
There's nationwide outrage over a scandal at one of the most prestigious schools in the country — Cornell University. The outrage has been building since a female student filed a lawsuit two weeks ago alleging she was drugged and gang-raped in 2024 by seven fraternity brothers. No criminal charges have been filed. Now, the criminal investigation is being reopened and the district attorney says he will let a grand jury decide whether charges are warranted. Ann Mercogliano has the latest. Last week we told you about the outpouring of donations to a GoFundMe set up for an 81-year-old man seen delivering heavy luggage to pay for his wife's cancer treatments. Well, as Alison Hall reports, after questions were raised, those donations are all being refunded. Then, it’s being called one of the dirtiest plays in football. A USC linebacker hit Oregon's quarterback so hard that he suffered a concussion, leaving the game on a stretcher. But the big controversy is over what the linebacker did after the play — celebrating, as team doctors rushed to help the injured player. He later apologized but as Jim Moret reports, the quarterback's coach is calling what happened “disgusting.” Finally, it’s still really wet along the East Coast after a nor'easter brought high winds and a non-stop torrential downpour. The weather was a big dilemma for brides — many canceled, but others went ahead with their big day, even without the cooperation of Mother Nature.
September 25 · 16 min
Inside Edition for Friday Sep 25, 2026
We're learning more about the doctor who was killed in bed while he and his wife were sleeping, attacked by a knife-wielding intruder — their two children fleeing to a neighbor's house. Police say the suspect was psychotic, ranting during the attack. The big question being asked now: did the doctor and his accused killer know each other? Steven Fabian has the latest. Then, there's a big reaction to the video we showed you yesterday of the multi-tasking mom who carried tons of snacks and her baby back to her seat while her husband just sat there. Now, as video of the moment breaks the internet, the mom is breaking her silence about what happened. And, It drew massive TV ratings — "To Catch a Predator," a Dateline series where reporter Chris Hansen confronted suspected child predators. Now it's been made into a movie starring Robert Pattinson, which opens today. But what does the real Chris Hansen think of it? He gave his reaction to Ann Mercogliano. Finally, Taylor Swift's dance card is full! On Sunday night she has to choose between attending the MTV Video Music Awards, where she's getting a major award, or going to the Chiefs game to cheer on her husband.
September 24 · 17 min
Inside Edition for Thursday Sep 24, 2026
A family of eight was caught in the crossfire after they exited the airport while waiting for Uber cars to get to a cruise ship in Miami. They took cover, crouching behind a police car as a shooting broke out nearby. And it has happened again: so-called “mole men” were spotted emerging from a Manhattan manhole. Police are taking this incident seriously, as Justin Finch reports, because it happened just feet from the hotel where the prime minister of Israel is staying while delivering his high-stakes speech at the UN. Plus, an 81-year-old man struggles to carry luggage up steep steps, but it is his job. He works 14-hour days making deliveries to pay his wife's medical bills. Now, as Alison Hall reports, his life is about to change. Who shot a 16-year-old high school student named Lilly? The medical examiner did not rule her death a homicide saying it could not determine who pulled the trigger, but her parents say they know who did. Six months later, no one has been charged. Now, her furious mother is speaking with Eva, saying she is fighting for justice.
September 23 · 19 min
Inside Edition for Wednesday Sep 23, 2026
A former American Idol contestant is on trial, accused of fatally shooting his wife in their home and staging the scene to look like an intruder had broken in. Prosecutors say the motive was that he wanted out of his marriage to be with his mistress, and today she is taking the stand. And he is a key figure in the looksmaxxing movement, encouraging young men to maximize their attractiveness. Now he is facing some very serious allegations after a woman claims he drugged and sexually assaulted her. Today the influencer known as “Clavicular” is fighting back denying the allegations. Plus, it's man versus Terminator. A video showing a man taking on a robot in the ring for the very first time is going wildly viral, and now we are learning more about the guy who decided to go toe to toe with a six-foot-tall robot. And during their 36 years of marriage, they have done everything together, and unfortunately that now includes a medical crisis. Alison Hall has more on what doctors call “Romeo and Juliet heart attacks.”
September 22 · 17 min
Inside Edition for Tuesday Sep 22, 2026
No criminal charges. A grand jury found there was no crime committed in the death of Nolan Wells, the teen who died after a day boating with friends. The DA said allegations from the lawyer representing Wells' family that there was foul play are all lies, and they knew it. But today, the attorney is hitting back. And we now know it was a toxic drug cocktail that killed actress Hayden Panettiere. The coroner confirmed she accidentally overdosed on fentanyl and other sedatives. The news comes as a devastated Cindy Crawford looks for answers as to how her son died inside a rehab facility. Plus, imagine a SWAT team showing up at your house with guns drawn. That would be scary if it happened once, but how about 55 times? That's what this couple says happened to them and wait until you hear why they were targeted. And a quarter of a century ago, she was a high school cheerleader. Now she's putting her uniform back on, and her daughters are stunned.
September 21 · 19 min
Inside Edition for Monday Sep 21, 2026
Supermodel Cindy Crawford's 27-year-old son has been found dead at a drug rehab facility. Presley Gerber, the older brother of actress Kaia Gerber, had been public about his battle with drug addiction and mental health. As Jim Moret reports, police are now investigating whether Presley overdosed while in rehab. Next, dramatic testimony in the trial of an American Idol contestant accused of killing his wife. Caleb Flynn broke down in tears on the first day of his trial as jurors heard about text messages he allegedly sent his mistress — one saying he was "trying to think of ways to kill her" and not go to jail. He has pleaded not guilty. Steven Fabian has the latest. And we've told you about the male escort who allegedly fleeced a wealthy widow out of six million dollars. Now we are hearing directly from the plastic surgeon who reportedly did more than a million dollars' worth of cosmetic surgery on this real-life American gigolo. Alison Hall spoke with the doctor. The escort's lawyer tells us the relationship between his client and the wealthy widow was between two consenting adults who agreed to the terms. Finally, we’ve all enjoyed the convenience of having our favorite takeout order delivered right to our door. But have you ever wondered exactly who is bringing you your food?

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