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Two Ferraris given as gifts to former King Juan Carlos are to be auctioned off by the Spanish government, with starting prices of around 350,000 euros ($400,000) each.

The latest news as migrants make their way across Europe by the tens of thousands, fleeing war or seeking a better life. All times local:

Make it five in a row for Charleston.

The former communications director for the Berkeley County School District filed a lawsuit on Monday against the district for wrongful termination and damages.

Hundreds of mostly elderly Koreans - some in wheelchairs or leaning on walking sticks, most overcome by tears, laughter and shock - began three days of reunions Tuesday with loved ones many have had no contact with since...

The major Protestant party in Northern Ireland's unity government announced Tuesday it will resume its power-sharing positions following publication of an expert report into the Irish Republican Army that found the...

Thousands of migrants flooded into Slovenia on Tuesday, as Slovenia and Croatia traded accusations over who is to blame for the exodus that has overwhelmed the Balkans and shaken the European Union to its core.

Ferrari, arguably the most famous brand in sports cars, is gearing up for a share listing in New York on Wednesday that it hopes will help it back to the top of the Formula One tree.

Pennsylvania's most iconic chocolate maker is doubling-down on one of its most popular treats.

U.S. Marines and other NATO troops staged a mock amphibious assault on Europe's coastline Tuesday as part of the alliance's biggest exercise in 13 years - an event intended to demonstrate its conventional military...

Intelligence agents have foiled 20 terror plots in Russia this year, President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday, and asked officials to increase their efforts to prevent attacks.

Never waste a crisis, the political adage goes. The European Union and Turkey may be doing so right now, failing to build a closer partnership while facing a common challenge in the Syrian refugee crisis.

Volkswagen's employee council and Germany's biggest industrial union are demanding "transparency at all levels" of the company following the emissions-rigging scandal.

Faced with a choice of paying its utility bills or two part-time police officers, a tiny western Pennsylvania borough has opted to pay the bills.

Kosovo's opposition has warned the government against holding another parliamentary session unless it backtracks from deals with Serbia and Montenegro.

South Carolina has suffered its first flu deaths of the season.

South Carolina's unemployment rate has dropped from 6.0 percent to 5.7 percent, the fourth consecutive monthly decline.

Authorities say a man and woman left the woman's name and telephone number in the guestbook of a South Florida art gallery before stealing about $6,000 worth of jewelry.

Voters in South Carolina's Lowcountry are choosing a new senator to fill the seat of Clementa Pinckney who was slain in the Charleston church shootings earlier this year.

Groups in Bluffton are seeking national recognition for a church built before the Civil War.

The community of Briarcliffe Acres on South Carolina's Grand Strand is the latest municipality in South Carolina to oppose offshore seismic testing and drilling for fossil fuels.

The Medical University of South Carolina is displaying of 50 pairs of shoes at a rally to raise awareness about domestic violence.

Stocks are opening lower as some weak earnings reports weigh on the markets.

By SARAH SKIDMORE SELL AP Business Writer Do you trust online reviews? Now that Amazon is suing more than 1,000 people who allegedly offered to write glowing product reviews for cash, you might reasonably...

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen is standing trial over comments she made five years ago comparing Muslim street prayers to a foreign occupation.