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Federal agents search Rep. Ilhan Omar's home, Russian strikes leave at least 600,000 Ukrainians without power, consumer prices rise 3.7% from a year earlier, Washington voting begins, and the Broncos host Seattle Thursday.
Local officials said three people were killed in Kyiv. Russia said it hit communications and energy facilities used by Ukraine's military. Neither Moscow nor Kyiv has confirmed the 'energy ceasefire' President Trump announced Sunday. Also reported by AP.
Source: BBC (also AP) (opens in new tab)
A presidential adviser said SpaceX stopped its military-grade service above 100 mph without warning. It was not immediately clear why the service was limited. BBC also reported the speed limits.
Source: Reuters via Investing.com (also BBC) (opens in new tab)
The cargo ship HS Dignity sank Tuesday; five crew were rescued and 11 remain missing. All 15 crew of the Chelsea-3 were rescued. Bulgaria says it cannot prove who was responsible.
Source: AP News (also BTA via BurgasMedia, Fakti.bg) (opens in new tab)
The coalition says the Houthis used the site for missiles and drones; the Houthis threatened to retaliate. Saudi Arabia's energy ministry later reported a limited fire at an administrative building in an Aramco compound targeted in an attack.
Source: AP via LA Times (also Al-Monitor) (opens in new tab)
Homeland Security Investigations agents executed a judicially authorized search warrant Monday as part of an ongoing criminal investigation; AP, NBC News and ABC News, citing people familiar with the matter, report it was Omar's home. No charges have been filed, and Omar denies wrongdoing.
Source: AP News (also NBC News, ABC News, Fox News) (opens in new tab)
A viral graphic claims Minnesota's governor signed a law allowing the killing of babies after birth. A 2023 law changed the wording of the state's born-alive statute, but homicide law still applies. Level Headlines rating: False.
Source: Minnesota Revisor of Statutes (also PolitiFact, Snopes, MPR News) (opens in new tab)
ABC News, citing the Bureau of Labor Statistics, reports gas prices rose more than 9% from August, accounting for more than half of the increase. Food prices were flat for the month.
More than 20,000 August primary ballots were rejected for arriving late. Ballots must be postmarked by Election Day, Nov. 3; officials recommend drop boxes.
The National Weather Service expects 4 to 12 inches above 9,000 feet and a hard freeze in the San Luis Valley tonight.
Source: Denver Gazette (also Colorado DHSEM) (opens in new tab)
The federal complaint, which seeks class-action status, alleges warrantless tracking with license-plate cameras violated her constitutional rights.
Kickoff is 6:15 p.m. MT (5:15 p.m. PT) Thursday at Empower Field on Prime Video. Denver is 2-0 at home after a Week 5 comeback win over the Chargers.
Source: DenverBroncos.com (also Seahawks.com) (opens in new tab)
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