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16 hours ago | wfla.com | Alex Gangitano |Brett Samuels

President Trump made his first stop on his Middle East swing in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, receiving a warm welcome from Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and top U.S. and Saudi business leaders. Trump secured hundreds of billions in investments from Saudi Arabia and took steps to reframe relations with the Middle East, including taking a softer — though still stern — tone with Iran following the regime change. Here are five takeaways from the president’s day in Saudi Arabia.

16 hours ago | wfla.com | Jordan Unger

(WJW) – Bindi Irwin, Australian television personality and the daughter of the late “Crocodile Hunter” Steve Irwin, is recovering in the hospital after undergoing surgery Monday. She posted a video after surgery on Instagram, saying “after many months of a grumbly appendix,” the zookeeper and conservationist had her appendix removed at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York.

17 hours ago | wfla.com | Mackenzie LaPorte

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WLFA) — After a brief glimpse of progress, Florida state lawmakers say the Legislature is back to square one. House members met this week to extend the session until June 30th, the eve before the new fiscal year begins; however, state senators were nowhere to be found.

20 hours ago | wfla.com | Celeste Houmard

NORWALK, Ohio (WJW) – An Ohio man was arrested after receiving his 20th OVI citation (operating a vehicle impaired) while allegedly driving under the influence earlier this month. According to an incident report from the Norwalk Police Department, an officer was traveling behind a white van on May 2 around 12:45 a.m. The van was driving at 15 mph on a stretch of road where the speed limit was 25 mph. It then sped up to proper speed and slowed back down to 15 mph in a 35 mph zone.

1 day ago | wfla.com | Vinay Simlot

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) – For the first time since becoming the Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Junior took questions from members of Congress. His testimony comes as the U.S. passed 1,000 measles cases across 11 states. In his first three months on the job Secretary Robert F. Kennedy junior has eliminated 1/4 of the health agency’s workforce and cut $11 billion in federal funds for states. Senators say those cuts affected vaccine programs in states.