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Puerto Ricans upset over corruption, callousness and other issues tied to Gov. Ricardo Rossello plan a second week of protests seeking his resignation.
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A law signed by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo sets the nation’s most aggressive targets for reducing carbon emissions. -
Maine has expanded aid for hundreds of asylum seekers who have arrived in the state’s biggest city this summer and is asking the federal government for swift funding to help address the influx.
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British Airways says it is canceling flights to Cairo for a week for unspecified security reasons.
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Britain mobilized a diplomatic broadside — but no immediate military action — against Iran on Saturday in retaliation for its seizure of the Stena Impero, a British-flagged tanker, in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu became the country’s longest-serving prime minister Saturday, as the clock ticked midnight on his 4,876th (non-consecutive) day in office.
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A heat wave canceled events from festivals to horse races and pushed New York City to order power-saving steps to avoid overtaxing the electrical grid.
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Florida survives on tourism, but a decade ago thousands of visitors made frequent trips to the state for cheap and easy prescription painkillers sold at unscrupulous walk-in clinics.
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With the deadly Ebola outbreak in Congo now an international emergency, neighboring South Sudan and its war-weakened health system are a major concern.
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The California Science Center, Nixon Presidential Library, Hollywood Bowl and others present moon rock, space-themed music and more to mark the 50th anniversary.
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President Trump said he spoke with Sweden’s prime minister Saturday about jailed rapper ASAP Rocky and “offered to personally vouch for his bail.”
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The Los Angeles Times explores how the moon landing changed the U.S. in a special 50th anniversary package.
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Experts say what we’ve been witnessing is a game of tit-for-tat, in which Iran is flexing its muscles in the Strait of Hormuz in order to gain leverage in its disputes with the U.S.
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Iran had vowed retaliation against Britain, which seized an Iranian tanker earlier this monthMore Coverage
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Trump goes back on “send her back” statement
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Florida sheriff to investigate Epstein’s work release
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Germany is marking the 75th anniversary of the most famous plot to kill Adolf Hitler.
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Mueller’s testimony will be televised, tweeted and contentious. It’s not the first such hearing in the Trump era.
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Police were investigating at the blackened, gutted building in Kyoto where a man raging about theft set a fire that killed 33 people in a beloved animation studio.
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British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt says two vessels have been seized by Iranian authorities in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Puerto Ricans upset over corruption, callousness and other issues tied to Gov. Ricardo Rossello plan a second week of protests seeking his resignation.
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Britain mobilized a diplomatic broadside — but no immediate military action — against Iran on Saturday in retaliation for its seizure of the Stena Impero, a British-flagged tanker, in the Strait of Hormuz.
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A federal judge in Alaska has declared that President Trump’s order revoking a sweeping ban on oil and gas drilling in the Arctic and Atlantic oceans is illegal, putting 128 million acres of federal waters off limits to energy exploration.
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As the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing approaches, the women who helped America’s early space efforts reflect on their often unheralded roles — and the indignities they endured.
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A heat wave canceled events from festivals to horse races and pushed New York City to order power-saving steps to avoid overtaxing the electrical grid.
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