Daily Brief ·
Trump says he made a diesel deal with Putin, Panama earthquakes, Isaias moves inland, stocks finish the week higher, and the Broncos head to L.A. short two cornerbacks.
The move reverses years of U.S. pressure on Russian energy. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy called it “a weak decision” and Democratic senators called it a “betrayal”; Russian strikes in Zaporizhzhia killed at least 11 people.
Source: AP News (opens in new tab)
The two quakes hit Friday, and buildings collapsed near the epicenter.
The storm is now post-tropical. Hundreds of thousands of customers are without power, and flooding and tornadoes are possible.
Source: AP News (opens in new tab)
Iran says there will be no deal until sanctions and the naval blockade are lifted.
Dow 51,654.95 (+0.83%), S&P 7,811.51 (+0.59%), Nasdaq 27,366.17 (+0.64%). Oil is above $100, with big bank earnings and inflation data due next week.
Source: Yahoo Finance (opens in new tab)
The federal pilot uses AI to review prior-authorization requests. Supporters say it targets wasteful care.
Source: KUOW (opens in new tab)
The strongest El Niño on record could push coastal water 2–3 feet higher during winter storms and December king tides.
Source: KNKX (opens in new tab)
The order allows heavier fuel-truck loads and pauses dyed-diesel enforcement through Dec. 31.
Source: CBS Colorado (opens in new tab)
DOJ says cities can't regulate federal agents; Denver says the ban applies to all police.
The canceled grants funded unemployment systems, including $3.7 million for Colorado.
Cornerbacks Pat Surtain II and Riley Moss are out for the 1:05 p.m. PT kickoff on CBS. WR Pat Bryant goes to injured reserve and Lil'Jordan Humphrey was promoted.
The winless Chargers will be without Joe Alt, Derwin James and Quentin Johnston.
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