➤ House Republicans demanded White House records on President Biden’s "garbage" comments about former President Donald Trump supporters, questioning if altering the official transcript breached federal law. (More)  

➤ NBC provided Trump 90 seconds of free ad time to address concerns that Vice President Kamala Harris' cameo on Saturday Night Live violated the FCC’s Equal Time Rule. (More)

➤ Several Republican-led states, including Florida and Texas, plan to block Justice Department election monitors from polling places on Election Day, with Missouri filing a lawsuit to prevent federal observation. (More) 

➤ The Kansas City Chiefs outlasted the Tampa Bay Bucs 30-24 Monday night after Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes led a 70-yard touchdown drive in overtime. The Chiefs go to 8-0 as the only undefeated team in the NFL. (See Highlights)

➤ The New Orleans Saints fired coach Dennis Allen after a seventh consecutive loss, naming special teams coordinator Darren Rizzi as interim coach following Sunday's 23-22 loss to the Carolina Panthers. (More)

➤ Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott is expected to miss several weeks with a hamstring injury and is seeking a second opinion on treatment options, according to ESPN. (More) 

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Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris have made 52 visits to Pennsylvania and Michigan since August while avoiding visits to 35 non-swing states, according to an analysis of campaign stops. (More)  

North Carolina, a key swing state, set a new early-voting record with over 4.2 million ballots cast, with turnout in hurricane-affected areas outpacing the rest of the state. (More)  

Conflicting Iowa polls over the weekend showed former President Trump leading by 10 points in an Emerson College poll, while the Des Moines Register reports Vice President Harris ahead by 3 points. (More)  

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➤ Big Stock Move: Chemours stock surged 15% after the company, which specializes in advanced materials, reported strong Q3 results and outlined a new growth strategy. (More)

➤ New York Times tech workers went on strike Monday over stalled contract talks and alleged unfair labor practices. Their work stoppage could affect key Election Day coverage tools, including live results and app functions. (More)

➤ Boeing’s West Coast factory workers were voting Monday night on a 38% wage increase offer that could end a seven-week strike and restart 737 MAX production. (More)

➤ Nvidia will replace Intel in the Dow Jones Industrial Average this week, reflecting Nvidia’s dominance in AI. Intel shares fell 4% following the announcement. (More)

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➤ Astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore, in space until February 2025, will vote today via a secure, high-tech encrypted system that transmits their ballots to Earth. (More)

➤ Over 100 scientists signed an open letter urging the FCC to pause satellite mega-constellation launches and assess their environmental impacts before approving further deployments. (More)  

➤ Ancient DNA from a 17,000-year-old baby in Italy revealed he likely had blue eyes, dark hair, brown skin, a genetic heart condition, and parents who were first cousins. (More)  

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➤ South Dakota offers far more to travelers than Mount Rushmore. From Black Elk Peak to Badlands National Park to Spearfish Canyon, tourists are still discovering this wild destination. (More)

➤ The Hoover Dam is an engineering marvel of massive scale that draws visitors from around the world to learn the unusual history of this concrete wonder. (See Details)

➤ The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, N.Y., has released 492,000 high-resolution images, making them free for public and commercial use. (More)

➤ These 30 images capture accidentally blurred photos of dogs, turning them into masterpieces of surreal, often comical charm. (See Dogs)

➤ An Arizona graveyard holds over 2,000 retired planes, recycling 85% of materials and featuring iconic aircraft like the Goldfinger Lockheed Jetstar. (See Photos) 

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