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President Trump is warning of an economic crash if he loses reelection, arguing that even voters who personally dislike him should base their ballots on the nation’s strong growth and low unemployment rate.
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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. -
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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The CEO of Cathay Pacific Airways resigned, facing pressure by Beijing, after some of the airline’s employees participated in anti-government protests.
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A special housing initiative gave the residents of a Los Angeles homeless encampment the chance to move into apartments.
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About 1 in 1,000 black men and boys in America can expect to die at the hands of police. That risk is 2.5 times higher than for white men, new research shows.
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It’s tough going for people smugglers, known as coyotes, as Mexico’s crackdown on Central American migration puts a crimp on business. One Guatemalan coyote says he’s back to his studies, waiting for the heat to cool.
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People who contract Ebola are three to four times less likely to die from it if they are treated in a high-income country such as the United States rather than in places like Congo or western Africa.
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The history of violence targeted at Latinos in the U.S. is lengthy. From lynchings in Texas to the forced repatriation of U.S. citizens to Mexico in the 1930s, each has reverberated for generations.
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After the El Paso massacre, Latinos wrestle with a history of racism in the U.S. that repeats itself.
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When 63-year-old Margie Reckard was killed by a gunman in El Paso earlier this month, Antonio Basco lost his entire world. So, as he planned the funeral, he invited the world to join him in remembering his companion of 22 years.
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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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Could Hong Kong face its own Tiananmen Square-type moment if China sends in forces to end protests?
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Tourists and locals alike are powering up boats to take a closer look at a place nicknamed “Pedophile Island” that lies just off the southeast coast of St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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President Trump is warning of an economic crash if he loses reelection, arguing that even voters who personally dislike him should base their ballots on the nation’s strong growth and low unemployment rate.
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Seventeen years ago, Chinese authorities abducted one of a set of twins and sent her to an orphanage.
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Read our full coverage of the Manson murders.
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