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| Good morning. It’s Monday, September 7, and I can’t stop watching this video of people who lifted a car to save a woman trapped underneath. Now, let’s get to the news. Quick note: The 7 podcast is taking a break for the holiday. It’ll be back tomorrow. | | | Five people have died after an Amazon cargo plane crashed at Miami’s airport. | | The plane failed to come to a stop at the end of the runway and crossed Miami’s NW 67th Avenue before stopping in a parking lot. (Robin Ellis/Reuters) | -
According to authorities: Another five were injured after Prime Air Flight 7598 overran the runway. Miami-Dade fire rescue workers found flames and smoke from the aircraft at the scene. -
What happened? Video shows the plane hitting the ground while attempting to land on a diagonal runway. The plane hit multiple vehicles, and patients were taken to area hospitals. | President Donald Trump has appealed to the Supreme Court to restrict mail voting. | -
Yesterday: Trump filed another last-ditch appeal, as time runs out on his quest to restrict voting by mail. In two swing states, election officials have already begun sending ballots to voters. -
The November midterms are coming: With scandals, off-cycle redistricting and a high number of retirements, this election cycle is a curious one. See all the key races to watch here. -
In Canfield, Ohio: An armed individual “lunged” at this Democratic nominee for governor, her campaign says. | Test your knowledge and see whether Trump has lowered prices in 8 areas. | | At a news conference in 2024, Trump stood next to a carton of eggs and promised prices would do down. (Illustration by Natalie Vineberg/The Post) | -
In 2024: Trump won after promising to bring down the cost of living. Try this quiz to see how the price of eggs, electricity and child care have changed in the past two years. -
In Westwego, Louisiana: A veteran, angry at rising fuel costs, woke up to 2.8 million views after posting a video online. His audience is losing faith in the American Dream. | The Post watched state troopers carrying out Trump’s immigration crackdown. | | ICE is relying on local officers to help make arrests. (Nick Oxford for The Post) | | A first-in-the-nation universal child care experiment has had a rocky start. | -
In New Mexico: Annual costs for the free child care program could rise to over $800 million, critics say. And a year into the scheme, some families still can’t find a place to send their kids. -
Another child care debate: A mother has been charged in Virginia after letting her 5-year-old walk to a pond alone. Her name will be on an abuse and neglect registry for seven years. | An expert on “gut feelings” explained when you should trust yours. | -
What exactly is a gut feeling? It’s neurochemical signal that leads to a change in your stomach’s electrical rhythm. Statistically speaking, they aren’t always right. -
How you should use them: Trisha Pasricha has spent her career studying the gut-brain connection. She shared these three tips on when to follow your gut and when to seek more information. | At an early Emmys ceremony, “Widow’s Bay” dominated with 8 awards, while “The Pitt” took 4. | | Linda Cardellini, left, and David Harbour with their Emmys for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie for “DTF St. Louis.” (Jordan Strauss/Invision for the Television Academy/AP) | -
Ahead of next weekend’s live telecast: The Television Academy handed out most of its prime-time Emmys over two nights. You can catch the main event Saturday. -
The winners: Rob Reiner posthumously won an acting Emmy. And veteran actors David Harbour and Linda Cardellini both got their first Emmys. Find a list of all the other winners here. Before you go ... your dish sponge can be gross: Try this instead. Plus: The single-use kitchen tools our readers can’t live without. One more good read: She lost her sight. Her billionaire father bet on a daring new treatment.  | News quiz: Test your knowledge in today's On the Record. | |  | Word game: One word to spell 'em all! Can you solve today's Keyword in 6 guesses? | |  | Crossword: It's time to solve! Play now. | |  | Wridges: Speed and spell your way up to a high score in our newest game. | | You’re all caught up. See you tomorrow. | | | (Illustration by Katty Huertas/The Post) | |