Today's other headlines, a federal judge is blocking the Trump administration from requiring that voters prove their citizenship.

President Trump had requested that federal voter registration forms require documentary proof of citizenship, like a passport.

But district judge, Colleen Collar-Catelli, found that to be a violation of the separation of powers,

writing that, quote, the president lacks the authority to direct such changes.

The decision is a blow to President Trump and his allies who argue that such a requirement is

necessary to ensure trust in the nation's elections. Ohio and Virginia are both moving closer to new redistricting plans ahead of next year's

midterm elections.

A Republican-led panel in Ohio adopted new House districts today that would help the GOP

party gain two additional seats in Congress.

And Virginia's General Assembly, led by Democrats, advanced a constitutional

amendment to allow for redistricting ahead of next year's vote. That measure requires one more

legislative step before it can go to voters. They join a growing list of states pursuing

redistricting efforts in a nationwide battle over control of Congress.

The FBI says it thwarted a potential terrorist attack in Michigan this morning.

Director Kash Patel announced on social media that multiple people were arrested

for allegedly plotting a violent attack for the Halloween weekend, but he provided few other details.

FBI agents were seen carrying evidence out of a home

this morning in Dearborn, which is a suburb of Detroit.

Local police say they knew about the operation

and assured residents there was no immediate threat

to the community.

Turning now to the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, the death toll from that devastating storm

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