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Russia strikes Ukrainian rail hubs but spares energy sites, drones sink a cargo ship off Bulgaria, agents search Rep. Ilhan Omar's home, a judge halts taxpayer-funded pro-Trump ads, and the Broncos prepare for Seattle.
Four people were killed in Kharkiv in the overnight strikes. Zelenskiy says Ukraine hasn't hit Russian refineries for two days. The Kremlin says 'contacts are ongoing.'
The cargo ship HS Dignity sank Tuesday morning and five crew were rescued. Bulgaria has not formally said who was responsible.
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The Saudi-led coalition had warned people to leave the area around a state oil facility. Houthi-run TV then reported strikes west of the city, and the Houthis threatened retaliation.
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Reuters and BBC sources say the probe involves alleged immigration fraud in paperwork her late father filed. Omar says she won't be silenced; Democrats questioned the timing three weeks before the midterms.
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U.S. District Judge Jennifer Rochon in Manhattan also halted a $20 million DHS ad buy. The order lasts 14 days.
Monday: S&P 500 -0.1% to 7,807, Dow +0.4% to 51,851, Nasdaq -0.4%. Oil rose about 2%: U.S. crude $93.74, Brent $106.65. The September inflation report is due Wednesday.
Samsung fell about 7% and SK hynix more than 10%. Analysts say CXMT hasn't proven mass production.
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Goldman Sachs earned $17.01 a share; JPMorgan earned $5.57 a share. The Dow was up about 300 points early Tuesday.
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The plane from Penticton, B.C., was found in the Aeneas Valley. Pilot Nicholas Grachanin, 61, and passenger Jim Merik were killed; the NTSB is investigating.
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Washington has 24 of 32 U.S. cases. Recalls cover Evergreen Fresh Sprouts and seeds from Gardener's Basics, Eden Brothers and EAK Distribution; health officials say throw them out, don't eat or plant them.
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Sen. John Hickenlooper and state Sen. Mark Baisley debated Sunday at CSU Fort Collins on living costs, fuel prices, Social Security, Iran and the Trump administration.
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Last season set a record with 5,931 flu hospitalizations. CDPHE urges everyone 6 months and older to get vaccinated.
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The officer was wounded Sunday night and has been released from the hospital. Police say suspect Luis Arebalo, 37, is armed and at large; tips: 720-977-5069.
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Denver expects the mid-60s today and low 50s Wednesday; the central mountains could get 6-12 inches of snow Wednesday into Thursday.
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Denver is 3-2 after beating the Chargers 23-17. The offense went 1-for-12 on third down; Bo Nix had 123 passing yards and lost a fumble.
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Kickoff is 5:15 p.m. PT on Prime Video. Pat Surtain II and Talanoa Hufanga sat out Monday's practice; Riley Moss was limited.
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