Your Morning: Dick Cheney dies at 84

Dick Cheney dead: Dick Cheney, vice president to George W. Bush, died Monday evening. Cheney, 84, died due to complications of pneumonia, cardiac and vascular disease, his family said. Read more >

Hard-liner on Iraq: Known as a “war hawk” who played a pivotal role in the U.S. invasion of Iraq, Cheney also held office as a Wyoming congressman and as defense secretary for former President George H.W. Bush. Cheney’s family called him a “noble giant of a man.” The latest >

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Tie: The government shutdown has officially tied for the longest in history — 35 days — as millions of Americans cast ballots for a still-shuttered system. What to know >

Vote: The Senate is set to vote today on a spending bill for the 14th time. Lawmakers have acknowledged that any deal to end the shutdown is likely to come after Election Day. Read more >

SNAP: The Trump administration announced partial SNAP benefits will be distributed this month to comply with two separate court rulings. There’s no word yet on how much each SNAP recipient will receive or how quickly aid will be available. The latest >

Travel: The president of the National Air Traffic Controllers Association says the shutdown has led to an increase in resignations. “We’re less controllers than we were in 2019,” Nick Daniels told NewsNation’s Chris Cuomo on Monday. Watch >

Ceasefire: The U.S. has reportedly submitted a plan to the U.N. Security Council for the establishment of an international stabilization force in the Gaza Strip, a linchpin of President Donald Trump’s peace plan for the region. What we know >

Missing: Authorities released new details involving the search for missing 9-year-old California girl Melodee Buzzard, last seen Oct. 7. Investigators said Melodee left California with her mother on a cross-country trip and that the car’s license plate was switched. Details >

Investigation: The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office said Ashlee Buzzard has been uncooperative with the investigation and has not confirmed the well-being or whereabouts of her daughter. The latest >

Epstein: Some Democrats on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee want Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, the brother of Britain’s King Charles, to testify about Jeffrey Epstein. Last week, Andrew was evicted and stripped of his remaining royal titles. The latest >