Dire Warning: Home-Heating Prices Surge in Parts of the US. What You Need to Know - September 18

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A warning is being issued for anyone who heats their home with oil, as Maine, the state most dependent on heating oil, sees prices jump 74% higher than a year ago; an Air Force F-16 crashed into a residential area in Michigan; Mets first baseman Jared Young was knocked out cold when his own pitcher's knee hit his head as they both went for a ground ball; security researchers say they broke into OpenAI's internal code system in under 72 hours using a rival's AI; President Donald Trump was photographed through the window of Air Force One reviewing a poster that appeared to read "Kennedy Center demolished"; a vigil was held in L.A. for the five people killed in the bus and helicopter crashes; new video showed flames shooting from the engine of a Volaris flight bound for Mexico moments after takeoff from Las Vegas; Former Bills quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick completed a pass to Stevie Johnson from one boat to another at the base of Niagara Falls across the U.S.-Canada border; 'Toys R Us' say

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