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FAIRBURN, GA — An 8-week-old baby is safely back with his mother after Fulton County police say the child’s father left with the infant following an alleged physical assault. Police were called to the Fulton County Elections Hub off Campbellton-Fairburn Road for a report of a physical altercation in progress. When officers arrived, county employee Tatyana Fernander told police she had been physically assaulted by Richard Benton, the father of her 8-week-old son.

MIAMI — The Amazon cargo plane that overran a runway at Miami International Airport tried to abort an unsteady landing before it crashed and killed five people in an airline cleaning contractor van, flight data suggests. [ Read more trending news  ] Investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board released that information during a Tuesday news conference and plan to interview the pilot and co-pilot of the aircraft on Wednesday, The Associated Press reported.

AMSTERDAM — Yellow tentacles decorated with rhythmic patterns of dots swirl around a room, the patterns echoed on the floor and the walls. Reflections bounce off mirrors, blurring the boundaries of the space at Amsterdam 's Stedelijk Museum. The installation — specially created for an exhibition of the work of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, who died Aug.

DOONBEG, Ireland — Rory McIlroy says the expected visit of President Donald Trump this week at the Irish Open poses logistical challenges, and that the atmosphere will be different. A White House official said last month that Trump planned to attend the tournament, which is hosted for the first time at his golf course in Doonbeg in County Clare on the country's Atlantic coast. His trip to the course will require extra security measures.

NEW YORK — Republicans are gathering in Dallas on Wednesday for a highly unusual midterm convention, a "Trump-a-Palooza" that will put President Donald Trump at the center of this fall's midterm elections — whether the candidates running like it or not. Many party members, including those facing tight races, are skipping the two-day affair, citing conflicting obligations or balking at demands that they pony up for access.

NEW YORK — As the High Holy Days approach, rabbis in the United States say their congregations are deeply unsettled by antisemitic threats and aware of sharp divisions in their own communities. But many are also determined to embrace the coming days of celebration and reflection. “Jews feel extremely precarious right now,” said Rabbi David Ingber, founder and spiritual leader of Romemu, a fast-growing, nondenominational Jewish congregation in New York City.

The Mid-American Conference on Tuesday appealed Western Michigan’s controversial college football loss to Michigan, asking the NCAA to overturn the Wolverines’ second “Hail Mary” pass that came after a replay review put one second back on the clock. The replay ruling allowed Michigan to score a touchdown on the game’s final play and squeak out a 13-12 victory. MAC Commissioner Jon A. Steinbrecher wrote in a letter to the NCAA that “replay protocol was not properly followed” at the end of the game.

KYIV, Ukraine — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy chided the international community Wednesday for not taking a tougher stance against Russia over its escalating bombardment of civilian areas of Ukraine. At the end of last month, Russia launched a week of nighttime and daylight attacks on Kyiv in its heaviest sustained bombardment of the Ukrainian capital since its invasion began more than four years ago.

Shopping for a used vehicle can be nerve-wracking even for seasoned veterans. Regardless of how well you know the mechanical workings of the modern automobile, buying a used car is always a gamble. If you’re one who likes to minimize risk, buying a certified preowned model can reduce some of the uncertainty. Certified preowned vehicles are usually only a few years old and come with additional benefits that you don’t get with a regular used vehicle purchase.

A panel of federal judges is set to hear arguments Wednesday over whether prescribing rules should be tightened for a key drug used in the most common abortion method in the United States, one of several ongoing efforts to restrict abortion access four years after the U.S. Supreme Court allowed states to decide the issue.