Today's other headlines, a Democrat has won the special election for a Florida State House district that's home to President Trump's Mar-A-Lago estate.

Emily Gregory flipped the seat from Republican control.

It was her first time running for elected office.

President Trump endorsed her opponent John Maples and urged

voters to turn out Tuesday to vote. He voted by mail, a practice he repeatedly criticizes.

National Democrats say the upset win is a further sign of the party's momentum in this midterm

election year. Police in the United Kingdom have arrested two men in connection

with the arson attack that destroyed four ambulances belonging to a Jewish charity. Police called

the arrest an important breakthrough, but noted that the security footage of the incident

from early Monday morning showed three people. Officials are investigating the attack as an anti-Semitic

hate crime and are also looking into a claim of responsibility by a group with potential ties to Iran.

Russia says it shot down nearly 400 Ukrainian drones and a massive overnight attack across its

regions and occupied Crimea.

Fires broke out at several major Russian Baltic ports, leading them to suspend crude oil production.

The drone attacks were one of the war's largest strikes on Russian oil facilities.

Meanwhile, in Ukraine, Russian drones hit residential areas in our Kiev, injuring at least nine people.

In the past 24 hours, more than a thousand drones and missiles struck Ukrainian cities.

The back-and-forth attacks come as the United States-mediated peace talks have stalled,

and as Ukraine anticipates, a Russian ground offensive this spring.

A unanimous Supreme Court cited with Cox Communications today, ruling that the Internet service provider is not liable for the copyright violations of its customers, namely illegally downloading music.

More than 50 music labels, led by Sony Music Entertainment,

banded together in 2018 to sue Cox. They claimed the company didn't do enough to deter piracy

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