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Florida police ensnare 281 suspects, 17 Disney and Universal theme park employees in predator sting

Florida police announced that they arrested 281 individuals as part of a sting to catch child predators in the state, 17 of whom were employees at the Disney and Universal Studios theme parks in Orlando.

Man, two sisters charged in fatal shooting in Landover

A man and two sisters are facing first-degree murder charges for a fatal shooting in Landover, Maryland, on Sunday.

Iran executes 32 in less than a week amid rise in protests

The Iranian regime executed more than 30 people over three days in late October.

Susan Collins' district office in Maine vandalized on eve of election

One of Maine GOP Sen. Susan Collins' district offices was defaced with red paint on the eve of the election, the second time this campaign season that one of her offices was vandalized.

Trump blasts Rep. Ted Lieu over 'Trump Reflecting Pool' renaming remark

President Trump took a swipe at Rep. Ted Lieu Tuesday, calling the California Democrat "one of the least respected" lawmakers and saying Mr. Lieu knowingly made a defamatory statement that the president wanted to rename the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after himself.

Metropolitan Police Department seeking person who defaced synagogue in Northwest

The Metropolitan Police Department is looking for a man who defaced a synagogue in the 2800 block of Quebec Street NW in a possible hate crime.

Adam Brody, star of 'Nobody Wants This,' supports El-Sayed in Michigan

Adam Brody, the star of Netflix's "Nobody Wants This," appeared in a video Monday supporting Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.

Cruise to Caribbean canceled after 'expanded examination' of ship by U.S. Coast Guard

A cruise ship with 2,000 passengers that was due to leave Miami over the weekend for the southwestern Caribbean was canceled Tuesday after an "expanded examination" by the Coast Guard.

Cocaine buyer tells North Carolina cops that dealer shorted them

A cocaine buyer complained in an online form to police in Greensboro, North Carolina, that their dealer cheated them.

Students using Google search in classroom accounts will need access to AI tools, the company says

Students using Google software in school will not be allowed to use the company's search tool unless their school system also provides them access to artificial intelligence tools, the tech giant said Tuesday.

Election Day unfolds with relatively few problems. Some voters disrupted by weather, machine issues

The final day of voting in this year's midterm elections arrived Tuesday against a backdrop of uncertainty after a year in which President Donald Trump has tried to interfere in how states run their elections and sown doubts about the outcome should Republicans lose.

Trump congratulates GOP leader in Guam on election win

President Trump on Tuesday signaled what he saw as a positive sign of things to come and lauded an early GOP win in Guam by Republican gubernatorial candidate Tony Ada.