Trump's Executive Order on Diesel Prices, Russian Plague Death, and More: October 6 News

In a move aimed at lowering fuel costs, President Trump signed an executive order making tax-free red-dye diesel legal for all drivers. The order is intended to reduce prices at the pump by allowing the use of off-road diesel, which is not subject to certain taxes, for on-road vehicles. The decision has sparked debate over its potential impact on tax revenues and environmental regulations. In other news, a lab technician in Siberia died after reportedly breaking a test tube containing plague bacteria. The incident has raised concerns about biosafety protocols in Russian laboratories. Meanwhile, the co-pilot of a FlyDubai flight allegedly intended to crash a plane to Tel Aviv in July, according to latest reports. The investigation into the incident is ongoing. On the domestic front, protests broke out at Cornell University, and an administration building was vandalized amid tensions over handling of sexual assault allegations. Additionally, former American Idol contestant Caleb Flynn was sentenced to life in prison without parole for a crime not specified in the report. These stories highlight a mix of policy, public health, and legal developments on October 6.