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The man charged with the shooting deaths of nine parishioners at a South Carolina church asked a judge on Sunday if he could have his defense team back, at least temporarily.

The former CIA director and retired general insisted Sunday on ABC's "This Week" that he has learned from what he called a "serious mistake" while seeking to place the scandal in the context of his career.

Donald Trump wasn't the only one venting his frustrations on Twitter early Sunday morning.

Alexander Van der Bellen, who preached moderation and tolerance, won Austria's presidential election Sunday over right-wing populist Norbert Hofer, according to preliminary results that showed Van der Bellen convincingly ahead.

'We anticipate the number of victims will rise and it will increase,' said Alameda County Sheriff's Sgt. Ray Kelly, who said officials have only been able to search about 20 percent of the destroyed building.

The 5-foot Lee, who was of Korean descent, was the first Asian-American to win an Olympic gold medal for the U.S.

Trump tweeted a warning to companies that take their factories and jobs abroad: A 35 percent tariff on goods imported back to the states.

Will Smith's shooting death is strangely similar to that of Joe McKnight, another former NFL player who was shot and killed just last Thursday in a New Orleans suburb after a road rage incident on a nearby bridge spiraled out of control. The man authorities identified as the shooter in that case — Ronald Gasser — has been released from custody with no charges as the investigation continues.

At least 13 people have died in heavy flooding in central Vietnam, with hundreds of thousands of homes destroy by water.

Twenty-six-year-old Zein reports on how she and her family had to flee their neighborhood after her home was hit in a strike, saying "It was a miracle that we came out alive."

Democrats' popular vote advantage is growing. Here's why that probably won't translate to Electoral College victories, however.

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Industry leaders in China see a chance to capitalize on President-elect Trump's threats to clamp down on immigration and poach top tech talent.

Pence would not say whether their administration plans to further break with established U.S.-China policy, which does not recognize Taiwan.

A fake U.S. embassy in Ghana issued illegally-obtained visas for a decade before it was shut down by authorities, the State Department said.

Donald Trump wore a suit to the costume themed event, hosted by the Mercer family at their home on Long Island.

Half a dozen MH370 relatives will meet with community leaders and coastal areas to talk to villagers about helping find the missing plane.

The interment ceremony for Cuba's former leader is due to start early Sunday.

Body-worn cameras offer a potential antidote to police brutality but also raise fears about mass surveillance and questions about how footage is used.

Trump called the show "unwatchable." It's at least the second time the president-elect has tweeted his displeasure of Baldwin's portrayal of him.

Hours after dropping a state court case, the party said it will go to federal court instead, saying state court isn't equipped to address problems.

The 86-year-old astronaut said he has congestion in the lungs and will stay in New Zealand until it clears up, but hopes to back home by Christmas.

But the probe into who took the Nazi camp sign, which bears the cynical phrase meaning "Work sets you free," is complicated by a lack of evidence.

"The big problem there is that it was full of these wooden objects and no sprinklers," the ex-resident said of the building that burned, killing 9.

The coalition will need to train, equip and support local police in order to counter ISIS after the expected recapture of Mosul.