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Thousands of strangers came to say goodbye to a woman who was killed in a mass shooting in El Paso after hearing her longtime companion had few family members left.
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An Interior Ministry spokesman did not know the cause of the blast, which occurred on a busy Saturday night in the Afghan capital.
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A downward spiral in relations between South Korea and Japan has spawned a trade war and ignited massive protests and boycotts in South Korea.
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Baked Alaska: The high temperature in July in Anchorage hits 90 for the first time ever, vast stretches of sea ice melt and fire crews can’t be spared.
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The Logan County Sheriff’s Department in West Virginia said it has arrested Larry Kenton Griffin II at least three times in the past eight years.
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Iranian oil tanker caught in diplomatic standoff was cleared to depart Gibraltar on Sunday or Monday, as the U.S. again tried to seize it.
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The Native village of Igiugig, population 70, runs on diesel flown in for as much as $7.55 a gallon. An underwater hydro project could change that.
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President Trump is warning of an economic crash if he loses, arguing that even voters who personally dislike him must vote for him anyway.
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Hong Kong protests have led to some clashes with civilians and suspected spies as well as police. Some protesters are rethinking their tactics.
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Kim praised his military’s “mysterious and amazing success rates” in weapons testing and vowed to build “capabilities no one dare provoke.”
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Israel barred Tlaib and another congresswoman from visiting Jerusalem and the West Bank over their support for the international boycott movement, but said Tlaib could visit her relatives in the West Bank on humanitarian grounds.
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Hundreds of people protested an unprecedented security crackdown and clashed with police Friday in Indian-controlled Kashmir.
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The Trump administration informs Congress it plans to sell F-16 fighters worth $8 billion to Taiwan. China fiercely opposes all arms sales to Taiwan.
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Jeffrey Epstein, who was charged with sexually abusing underage girls over several years, had been placed on suicide watch last month. He was found dead in his cell Aug. 10.
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Could Hong Kong face its own Tiananmen Square-type moment if China sends in forces to end protests?
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Reports that Ebola has been “cured” are greatly exaggerated. Here’s what new drugs can do for those sickened in the latest outbreak -- and what they can’t.
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The allegations of abuse in foster care raise new questions about the government’s efforts to place children with families rather than in shelters.
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Experts say it’s only a matter of time before a shift in a major fault line off the Oregon coast causes a massive earthquake and devastating tsunami.
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Two suspicious objects that prompted an evacuation of a major lower Manhattan subway station during the morning commute Friday are not explosive devices, police said.
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Hong Kong protests have led to some clashes with civilians and suspected spies as well as police. Some protesters are rethinking their tactics.
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Portland police worked to keep Proud Boys and other far-right extremist protesters separated from anti-fascist counterdemonstrators.
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A downward spiral in relations between South Korea and Japan has spawned a trade war and ignited massive protests and boycotts in South Korea.
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The Logan County Sheriff’s Department in West Virginia said it has arrested Larry Kenton Griffin II at least three times in the past eight years.
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Thousands of strangers came to say goodbye to a woman who was killed in a mass shooting in El Paso after hearing her longtime companion had few family members left.
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Fifty years later, the Manson “family” murders remain seared into the collective memory of Los Angeles. The question, which persists to this day, is why?
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Charles Manson and his “family” committed heinous crimes across Los Angeles in 1969. Here is a timeline of what led up to the murders and the aftermath.
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Followers of Charles Manson were tied to the deaths of nine people in the summer of 1969.
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