Florida county officials are refusing to pay for The New York Times for their library and news organizations are remaining strong in their refusal to reveal the whistleblower's identity. (Photo courtesy of TCU 360)

Kentucky senator demands whistleblower to identify himself, Fort Worth arrests 23 in prostitution case, U.S formally leaving Paris Climate Accord, and a deadly massacre in Mexico that leaves nine Americans dead.

The president was ordered to hand over his tax returns while O'Rourke officially bowed out of the presidential race.

Headlines for today also included a federal block on Alabama's abortion ban, the NCAA intending to let college athletes get paid and a candidate registering only to run false Facebook ads.

A recall on a Xanax batch, Trump celebrating his third Halloween, Information and release dates for the new AirPods Pro, and Dip Manicures posing a threat of infection to customers are in headlines today.

What we are reading: Katie Hill announces resignation, ISIS leader killed, shooting at a college party leaves two dead, and a statewide emergency is declared in California.

Protests in Santiago, Chile escalate after the president's apology

The day after releasing a comprehensive education reform plan, Elizabeth Warren supported educators in Chicago who were striking for better pay and classroom conditions.

Sunday night's severe weather left destruction throughout areas of North Texas.

House Democrats attempting to make college affordable and an attempt to use technology to limit drunk driving also found in headlines today.

The nation's longest auto strike in more than two decades also came one step closer to ending Tuesday.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced plans to launch a military offensive into Syria Wednesday