Michigan's GOP gubernatorial primary may be the most chaotic race this year, with a fresh twist this morning.

• Hours before the prime-time Jan. 6 hearings, Republican candidate Ryan Kelley was arrested by the FBI on misdemeanor charges stemming from Jan. 6, Axios' Jacob Knutson reports.

Here's the crazy part: The primary is already a mess after the state bureau of elections disqualified five candidates — including front-runner James Craig — over a lack of valid signatures.

• Craig lost a court challenge on the decision last week.

Kelley was charged today with knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds without lawful authority during the riot.

• He was also charged with knowingly engaging in an act of physical violence against person or property in a restricted building or grounds.

The big picture: The FBI said the charges were supported by evidence provided by anonymous tipsters and witnesses, who shared photos of Kelley at the Capitol during the attack and identified Kelley in publicly available news media videos.

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The U.S. and Ukraine are accusing Russia of "blackmail" and "exporting starvation" by blockading Ukraine's Black Sea ports, Axios' Bálint Fabok reports.

• Why it matters: Many countries in the developing world are highly reliant on Ukraine's wheat, sunflower oil and other exports.

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Sriracha sauce may be harder to find due to a chili pepper shortage, Axios' Kelly Tyko reports.

• California-based Huy Fong Foods (known for its sriracha sauces with a rooster on the bottles) told Axios it gets its peppers from Mexico — which, along with the western U.S., is in a drought.

"Unfortunately, this is out of our control and without this essential ingredient, we are unable to produce any of our products,” Huy Fong Foods said in a letter to customers.

• The company's letter said orders submitted after April 19 would be scheduled after Labor Day in the order received.

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