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NFL issues security alert

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Man tries to smuggle more than 300 tarantulas

A man was arrested for trying to smuggle 320 tarantulas, 110 centipedes and nine bullet ants out of Peru.
National

Republicans win House, Trump announces members of transition team

The Republican's win of the House gives the party full control of the government (CBS News)
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Salute 2 Service: President Biden lays wreath at Arlington on Veteran's Day

President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris paid their tributes to veterans on Monday.
Elections

Calm app buys 30-second ad of just silence. The reaction was overwhelmingly positive.

This isn't the first time Calm has used the election as a prime marketing opportunity, either.
National

Strikers reject the latest offer from Boeing

The union president said machinists rejected Boeing's latest offer by 64% on Wednesday.
National

Hurricane Milton leaves Florida, not without damage

Millions are still without power in Florida following the hurricane.
National

Woman who discovered rug buried in yard says she was getting ready to dig it up when police called

Katie Santry has lived at the east Columbus house for about a year. She said she stumbled upon the strange discovery while digging holes for fence posts.
National

U.S. Supreme Court probes limits of ATF rule regulating ghost guns

The Supreme Court is not expected to issue a ruling in this case until the summer of 2025. Via: CBS
National

Emergency preparations underway in Florida for Hurricane Milton

The Category 5 hurricane is expected to hit Tampa Bay area late Wednesday or very early Thursday. Debris from Hurricane Helene could make the surge more destructive.
National

Yellow jackets swarm in North Carolina after Hurricane Helene flooding

Those in western North Carolina trying to recover from Hurricane Helene are now having to deal with another problem: Swarms of yellow jackets and bees. Via: CBS
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Hurricane Helene now the second-deadliest hurricane in U.S. history, as the death toll tops 200

President Biden is in Florida on Thursday, as he continues his tour of the areas devastated by the storm.