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More than 200 passengers had hours to leave the Villa Vie Odyssey after the cruise company suspended operations over fuel costs. Kit Cassingham told NewsNation’s @JesseWeberLive she and her husband paid about $370K-$380K for their cabin and doesn’t expect it back.

Vivek Ramaswamy is facing bipartisan criticism over a campaign ad featuring Amy Acton’s estranged mother. Former Rep. Tim Ryan and radio host Bill Cunningham debate whether the ad is relevant, Acton’s COVID-19 record and Ramaswamy’s connection with Ohio voters.

What’s driving Michigan voters? Brian Entin travels across the state to hear from supporters of Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers as the battle for a crucial Senate seat intensifies.

Catherine Herridge tells Katie Pavlich multiple suspected victims are being treated at Walter Reed, and says the government could release additional findings this year. @KatiePavlichNN MORE:

What are prediction markets signaling about Election Day? @ChrisCuomo breaks down the latest @Kalshi odds in Michigan’s Senate race and why the midterms could ultimately come down to whether voters embrace or reject the status quo.

The horror mystery gripping a small town. NewsNation’s Meagan Medick investigates the chilling story others don’t dare tell. Watch the full special on NewsNation’s YouTube channel.

Were there warning signs before Jacob Morley escaped? As the manhunt continues, a 2023 investigation is drawing new attention to officers’ concerns about understaffing, security vulnerabilities and gang activity at the Tennessee prison. More: @bhaeberle

You may soon see more robots roaming grocery store aisles. Meet Tally, a robot that checks shelves and tracks inventory. The machine raises questions about how automation could reshape grocery stores and the retail workforce. More: @NancyLoo

On "The Daily Take": NewsNation's @connellmcshane and @GeraldoRivera discuss controversy surrounding Alaska's Senate race following a report alleging Democrats recruited potential spoilers in the race, a claim Democrat candidate Mary Peltola has denied. McShane questions whether the dilemma is a legal or an ethical problem. "There's already federal lawsuits. There's already a DOJ investigation. They'll look for criminal activity if it exists," Rivera says. More:

A new twist in Alaska’s Senate race: The New York Times reports Democratic nominee Mary Peltola’s aides worked with lawyers and senior staff to recruit two candidates who could draw votes from GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan. Here’s what it could mean for the race. @JoeKhalilTV  MORE:

.@Producer_Meagan explains the legend of the "Beast of Bray Road." Watch this full episode of Unreported:

The band KISS is releasing a two-part documentary chronicling its final tour. Gene Simmons says the new doc will give fans an exclusive look at the band’s early days through the height of its success to its final tour.

Sightings of the "Beast of Bray Road" have been reported for decades by residents of Elkhorn, Wisconsin. In this week's "Unreported," @Producer_Meagan travels there to speak with a farmer who has been collecting evidence of the mysterious beast. Premiering now:

The search for convicted murderer Jacob Morley following his Sunday escape from a Tennessee prison has entered its third day. The prison he escaped from has been facing concerns over staffing and safety. More: @bhaeberle

Could the Sandra Birchmore case push more states to adopt grooming laws? Currently, 20 states have passed laws that define or address grooming, and 18 have criminalized it. The laws are intended to criminalize the manipulation intended to prepare children for sexual abuse even before the abuse occurs. Senior Justice Reporter @safiasameeali reports. MORE:

RT @LelandVittert: Donald Trump is letting Barack Obama get under his skin. And that's exactly what Obama wants

NewsNation's @NancyLoo reports on the growing number of robots used at grocery stores to check inventory and restock items, putting millions of retail jobs once handled by humans at risk. More:

The death of actress Hayden Panettiere has been ruled accidental, according to investigators in Greenville, South Carolina. Panettiere died in an apartment complex on Aug. 16, after being found in cardiac arrest. Medics were unable to revive her. More: