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  • The Latest: Jury selection begins in border agent trial

    Jury selection in the second trial against a Border Patrol agent who killed a Mexican teen has begun in federal court in Tucson

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  • Bolton says Russia hurt itself by meddling in US vote

    U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton said Tuesday that he told Russian officials that the Kremlin has hurt itself by meddling in the U.S....

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  • Palestinians: Israeli fire kills teen at Gaza protest

    Gaza's Health Ministry says a 17-year-old Palestinian was killed by Israeli fire during a protest along the perimeter fence with Israel

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  • Fierce Hurricane Willa closes in on Mexican resort area

    Hurricane Willa is roaring into a set of Mexican islands holding a prison colony and is headed for an afternoon collision with a stretch of Mexico's...

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  • Hungary's Orban says EU elections are decisive for migration

    Hungary's prime minister has repeated his claims that the leadership of the European Union wants to create a "European empire" which would subjugate...

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  • No olives? Putin pokes fun at US seal amid arms pact dispute

    Russian President Vladimir Putin poked fun at the official U.S. seal while hosting U.S. President Donald Trump's national security adviser, saying he...

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  • Buffalo races, a Greek trading ship and a nomadic shepherd: World in Photos

    Here's a look at the top photos from around the globe.

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  • The Latest: Bolton: Russia hurt itself meddling in US vote

    U.S. National Security Adviser John Bolton says he raised the issue of the Russian meddling in the U.S. election during meetings in Russia,...

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  • Egypt arrests author, publisher over book on economy

    Egypt has arrested an economist and his publisher over a book that challenged President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi's economic policies

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  • Stampede at railroad station kills 2, injures 17 in India

    Stampede at Indian railroad station overpass foot bridge kills 2, injures 17.

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  • A glance at the 1987 nuclear arms pact Trump intends to dump

    A glance at the 1987 nuclear arms pact signed by Ronald Reagan that U.S. President Donald Trump has talked about dumping

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  • New Puerto Rico fiscal plan OK'd; governor says too austere

    A federal control board has approved a five-year fiscal plan for Puerto Rico, though Gov. Ricardo Rossello warns it's too austere and will affect...

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  • Killing of Saudi journalist was 'savagely planned,' Turkish president says

    The Turkish president said Saudi operatives planned the killing days earlier.

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  • Poland awards Ukrainian filmmaker imprisoned in Russia

    Poland has awarded a Ukrainian filmmaker, imprisoned in Russia on charges of plotting acts of terrorism, for his defense of Ukrainians held captive in...

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  • Zimbabwe opposition leader seeks dialogue on economic crisis

    Zimbabwe opposition leader seeks dialogue on country's worst economic crisis in a decade

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  • Chinese VP Wang meets Israeli, Palestinian officials

    Chinese vice president meets with Israeli and Palestinian officials as part of a three-day trip to the region

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  • Saudi investment forum opens, clouded by writer's death

    A host of prominent political and business figures have pulled out of the event.

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  • The Latest: Migrant caravan pauses, honoring man who died

    A mobile medical clinic truck has pulled into the main square of the southern Mexican town of Huixtla to treat Central American migrants in a caravan...

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  • EU rejects Italy's budget, raising stakes in dispute

    The European Commission has rejected Italy's proposed budget for next year, arguing its deficit and spending are out of line to keep its debt in...

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  • Puerto Ricans fight for insurance money a year after Maria

    Thousands of Puerto Ricans fight to settle claims from insurance companies teetering financially in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria

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  • Japan: Man believed to be missing journalist in Syria freed

    Japan's government says a man believed to be a Japanese freelance journalist who went missing three years ago while in Syria has been released and is...

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  • Syria wheat production hits lowest level in 29 years

    The U.N. food agency says extreme weather in Syria has caused domestic agricultural production to hit its lowest point in three decades

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  • Migrants aiming for Croatia blocked from border in Bosnia

    Migrants aiming for Croatia blocked from border in Bosnia, some spend night out in the open with children

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  • Israeli marks 70th anniversary of 1st diplomatic outpost

    Israel has marked the 70th anniversary of its first diplomatic posting as a new nation with a historical re-enactment of that 1948 event in the same...

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  • Weary migrants still far from reaching US border

    Thousands of Central American migrants have awakened in a makeshift encampment in a rain-soaked town square in far-southern Mexico, still distant from...

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  • Key moments surrounding the killing of Jamal Khashoggi

    Key moments surrounding the killing of Jamal Khashoggi

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  • Human Rights Watch: Palestinians crush dissent with torture

    Human Rights Watch says Palestinian authorities in West Bank, Gaza routinely use torture to crush dissent

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  • John Bolton heads to Moscow as US says it's pulling out of nuclear treaty

    The treaty bans U.S. and Russia from developing and deploying ground-launched, short- and medium-range missiles.

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  • Japan's government says a man believed to be a Japanese journalist missing in Syria has been released and is in Turkey

    Japan's government says a man believed to be a Japanese journalist missing in Syria has been released and is in Turkey

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  • Saudi crown prince makes brief appearance at high-profile investment conference in Riyadh, no remarks

    Saudi crown prince makes brief appearance at high-profile investment conference in Riyadh, no remarks

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  • Philip Morris woos puff-happy Japan for post-smoking era

    Philip Morris woos puff-happy Japan for post-smoking era with 'heat-not-burn' iQOS device

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  • Deputy chief of IS-linked group in Somalia killed: Officials

    Deputy chief of IS-linked group in Somalia killed in Mogadishu, intelligence officials say

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  • European Commission rejects Italy's 2019 draft budget over excessive spending.

    European Commission rejects Italy's 2019 draft budget over excessive spending.

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  • Turkish president set to reveal alleged details of Khashoggi's death

    This comes as Saudi officials change explanation again for journalist's killing, and video appears to show a body double for Khashoggi. ABC News'...

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  • World's longest sea bridge opens after 9 years of construction

    The 34.2 mile-long sea bridge cuts one commute from four hours to 45 minutes.

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  • SKorea approves NKorea deals amid conservative opposition

    The government of South Korean President Moon Jae-in has formally approved the rapprochement deals he made with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un last...

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  • The Latest: CIA director in Turkey to review Khashoggi case

    CIA Director Gina Haspel is in Turkey to review the case of slain Saudi writer Jamal Khashoggi, according to a U.S. official

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  • French media calls on Macron not to close palace press room

    France's Presidential Press Association has called on President Emmanuel Macron to reconsider his decision to close the press room inside the...

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  • Excerpts from Turkish president's speech on writer's death

    Excerpts from Turkish president's speech on Saudi writer's death

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  • Queen Elizabeth II hosts Dutch king and queen at palace

    The Dutch king and queen are beginning a state visit to Britain that will include full ceremonial honors

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  • Dyson to build electric car in Singapore, snubbing UK

    Some will see the move as a bad omen for U.K. manufacturing post-Brexit.

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  • German man convicted of poisoning baby food to extort money

    The man has been convicted of attempted murder for poisoning baby food.

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  • BMW to recall 1.6 million vehicles worldwide over fire risk

    Automaker BMW says it is expanding a recall to cover 1.6 million vehicles worldwide due to possible fluid leaks that could result in a fire.

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  • Taiwan court: Excessive speed caused deadly train derailment

    A court in Taiwan says excessive speed was the main cause of the derailment of a train that killed 18 people and injured scores of others

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  • Issue of married Catholic priests gains traction under pope

    The Vatican is laying the groundwork to open formal debate on an issue that has long been taboo: opening up the priesthood to married men in parts of...

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• Oct 23

  • UK attorney general to consider case of far-right activist

    Tommy Robinson is at the centre of a legal wrangle over contempt of court.

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  • Hurricane Willa to make landfall in Mexico as Category 4

    The Category 4 hurricane also will lead to heavy rains in Texas.

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