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President Trump was notified within 30 minutes of the FAA’s nationwide ground stop, implemented due to a communication issue affecting air traffic control. The disruption resulted in thousands of flight cancellations and prompted an immediate response from multiple government agencies, while medical service flights were exempted from the grounding.

The United States is promoting direct talks between Russia and Europe to advance a peace deal in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, as outlined by Jared Kushner. Following recent meetings with leaders from both nations, Kushner emphasised facilitating engagement and security guarantees, while Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expressed concern over potential threats to NATO’s structure.

Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun reported that the FBI is investigating new threats against him, following an earlier foiled assassination plot. Pannun stated that FBI agents visited his New York home to inform him of the “imminent threat” connected to his participation in a forthcoming referendum in Canada on Punjab’s independence.

Federal investigators are examining “suspicious” letters sent to state election officials and congressional offices, some containing unknown substances. The FBI and U.S. Postal Inspection Service are involved as reports surface from Louisiana and Oklahoma, where packages with white powder prompted evacuations but caused no injuries.

The Justice Department has directed California to assess a list of individuals who may have received mail-in ballots despite potentially lacking US citizenship. Acting Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter imposed a 48-hour deadline for this review and requested the segregation of ballots for individuals whose citizenship status cannot be confirmed.

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