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  • AP Photos: Editor selections from the past week in Asia

    AP Photos: Floods in Manila, watching World Cup finals in India, mud wrestling in South Korea, Thai soccer boys return home.

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  • AP PHOTOS: Editor selections from Latin America, Caribbean

    AP PHOTOS: U.S. secretary of state meets with Mexico's new president-elect, Nicaraguan police and armed allies seize anti-government stronghold,...

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  • N. Korea puts reunion of war separated families in doubt

    North Korea puts reunion of war separated families in doubt

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  • Florida publication seeks FBI 9/11 records on family's ties

    An online publication in Florida has asked a federal appeals court to order a trial on the release of records from the FBI's 9/11 Review Commission

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  • Boat with 160 African migrants reportedly capsizes off Yemen

    Yemeni security officials and tribal leaders say a boat carrying more than 160 African migrants has capsized off the southern province of Shabwa

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  • Australia continues bid to return IS suspect from Turkey

    The Australian prime minister says his government will not give up its quest to prosecute an Australian Islamic State group suspect despite a Turkish...

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  • Nicaragua's president celebrates crackdown on opposition

    Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has used the 39th anniversary of the 1979 revolution to celebrate strengthening his grip on power amid months of...

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  • Judicial chief resigns in latest scandal rocking Peru

    The head of Peru's judicial branch resigned Thursday in the wake of a mounting corruption scandal involving secret phone recordings capturing numerous...

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• Jul 19

  • One-on-one with boy who was stuck in Thailand cave

    Mongkol "Mark" Boonpiam shares what it was like to be one of the last rescued from the cave in Thailand after more than two weeks trapped inside.

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  • Brazilian police arrest 'Dr. Bumbum' after patient dies

    Brazilian police have arrested celebrity plastic surgeon Denis Cesar Barros Furtado, who had been on the run since a patient died following injections...

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  • State governors delve into foreign diplomacy on trade war

    State governors discussed ways Thursday to court foreign investment in the wake of President Donald Trump's trade disputes with countries including...

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  • Congo's president still coy on role in long-delayed election

    Congo's President Joseph Kabila in a national address says the long-delayed December election is still on but he isn't saying what role he will play

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  • Details on accused Russian agent emerge from court hearing

    Prosecutors say Maria Butina offered sex to gain influence.

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  • First American all-black expedition team climbs Mount Kilimanjaro

    It was a unique group of 11 climbers ranging in age from 25 to 60 years old.

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  • Man wanted for wife's killing in Dominican Republic arrested

    A man wanted by authorities in the Dominican Republic on charges that he killed and dismembered his wife has been found living in Massachusetts

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  • Canadian marijuana company Tilray has first US pot IPO

    A Canadian company has become the first marijuana business to complete an initial public stock offering on a major U.S. stock exchange, raising $153...

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  • Report: Lake oil spill in Michigan would cost nearly $2B

    Experts predict that a worst-case scenario leak of an old oil pipeline where Lake Michigan and Lake Huron meet in Michigan would cost nearly $2...

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  • Chile bishop resists giving abuse report to prosecutors

    The head of the Chilean Roman Catholic Church's abuse prevention committee says he will not deliver a report on sex abuse committed by priests against...

    Jul 19

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  • Boat that took on migrants denied entry, pointed to Tunisia

    Four humanitarian groups say a commercial boat carrying 40 migrants who had been stranded in the Mediterranean Sea has been waiting to get a green...

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  • Florida OKs $19M for election security after hack attempts

    Florida lawmakers approved the use of a $19 million federal grant to improve security ahead of the 2018 elections

    Jul 19

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  • Canada threatens to retaliate if Trump imposes auto tariffs

    Canada's government is warning the Trump administration that it will hit back if the U.S. imposes tariffs on imports of Canadian automotive products

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  • Montenegro more puzzled than affronted by Trump's attention

    Public officials in Montenegro didn't really know what to say when U.S. President Donald Trump suggested a country with fewer than 2,000 service...

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  • Syria rebels agree to surrender frontier with Israel

    Syrian government set to take back frontier with Israel after rebels agree to surrender

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  • Whiskey summit planned in hopes of defusing trade conflicts

    A top whiskey industry official in Kentucky says he's worried that global trade conflicts will escalate, with the state's bourbon producers caught in...

    Jul 19

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  • England's swans population counted in annual 'swan-upping'

    The Queen, along with one other family and two liveries, owns the birds.

    Jul 19

• Jul 19

  • The Latest: Boat that took on migrants pointed to Tunisia

    Four humanitarian groups say a commercial boat carrying 40 migrants who had been stranded in the Mediterranean Sea has been waiting to get a green...

    Jul 19

• Jul 19

  • England's swan population counted in annual 'swan-upping'

    Among the most quirky of Britain's historic traditions, the practice of counting swans, or "swan-upping," has a long history dating back hundreds of...

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  • Turmoil slows rebuilding of Puerto Rico's power grid

    Ten months after Hurricane Maria destroyed Puerto Rico's electric grid, the agency responsible for rebuilding it is in chaos and more than $1 billion...

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  • 7 Puerto Rico policemen charged in federal corruption case

    Federal authorities say seven police officers in the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico have been indicted on charges including extortion, robbery and drug...

    Jul 19

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  • Mexican company reopens distribution center after violence

    A Mexico-based food products company says that one of its distribution centers near the U.S. border is operating at full capacity after closing due to...

    Jul 19

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  • The Latest: Putin says US-Russia summit was successful

    Russian President Vladimir Putin says his first summit with U.S. President Donald Trump was "successful" and is accusing Trump's opponents in the U.S....

    Jul 19

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  • Inquest opens into British woman poisoned by nerve agent

    A coroner has opened an inquest into the poisoning death of a British woman who was exposed to the nerve agent Novichok

    Jul 19

• Jul 19

  • Anak Krakatau volcano erupts in Indonesia, firefighters battle fire in Illinois

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

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• Jul 19

  • Cameroon military, separatists blamed for 'grave abuses'

    Cameroon military, separatists blamed for 'grave abuses' in new report on Anglophone crisis

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  • New Jordanian government wins vote of confidence

    Jordan's House of Representatives has given a vote of confidence to a new government formed after nationwide protests

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  • Burkina Faso captures 60 extremists near Mali, Niger border

    Burkina Faso captures 60 extremists near border with Mali, Niger as attacks on the rise

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  • For Russia, Trump is creating more problems than he solves

    Russian President Vladimir Putin says his first summit with President Donald Trump was "successful" and accuses Trump's opponents in the U.S. of...

    Jul 19

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  • EU preparing to hit back if US puts tariffs on car imports

    The European Union's trade chief says that the bloc is already preparing a list of "rebalancing measures" in case U.S. President Donald Trump would...

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  • Video emerges of Macron bodyguard beating protester in Paris

    A security aide to French President Emmanuel Macron has been seen in a video wearing a police helmet and beating up a student protester

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  • Netanyahu greets Hungary's Orban as 'true friend of Israel'

    Israel's Netanyahu calls visiting Hungarian PM 'true friend of Israel' despite Orban's remarks said to be anti-Semitic

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  • EU urging members to step up plans for no-deal Brexit

    The European Union's executive arm is urging member states to prepare for all possible Brexit scenarios including one where Britain leaves the bloc in...

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  • Unannounced Russian military exercise panics Armenians

    The Russian military has apologized for failing to warm Armenian villagers that they were holding war games in their midst

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  • Rosa Parks family house set for auction next week

    The house where Rosa Parks sought refuge after fleeing the South amid death threats is scheduled for auction next week with a minimum bid of $1...

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  • Sisters recount years of horror in Syria's Palestinian camp

    Four Palestinians sisters have lived through seven years of conflict and siege in the refugee camp of Yarmouk in the capital Damascus

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  • Boeing, Airbus report roaring sales at close of Farnborough

    Airbus and Boeing are reporting surging demands for orders as the biannual Farnborough International Airshow.

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  • Human rights activist on trial in Chechnya on drug charges

    Police officers have testified against a human rights activist jailed in Chechnya on trial for drug charges, in a case seen by some as punishment for...

    Jul 19

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  • ABC News exclusive: Youngest Thai soccer player describes rescue

    The youngest of the 12 boys who were trapped in a cave in Thailand describes the team's dramatic rescue.

    Jul 19

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• Jul 19

  • Lawyer: Turkey rejects extradition of Australian IS suspect

    A lawyer says a Turkish court has rejected Australia's request for the extradition of an Islamic State suspect

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  • Olympic figure skater stabbed to death

    Ten, who was 25, was stabbed by two men trying to steal a mirror from his car.

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  • After rescue, soccer boys pray for protection at Thai temple

    The youth soccer teammates rescued from a flooded cave began their first day back home with their families by going to a Buddhist temple to pray for...

    Jul 19