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The move came a day after Sudan's newly appointed prime minister formed a new Cabinet, part of a transitional power-sharing agreement between the military and pro-democracy demonstrators.

U.S. health officials on Friday again urged people to stop vaping until they figure out why some are coming down with serious breathing illnesses.

Two Palestinians, ages 17 and 14, were killed by Israeli gunfire Friday during protests along the perimeter fence separating Gaza and Israel, Gaza health officials said.

More than 200 soldiers, veterans and family members gathered here for a run Friday to remember the 18 lives lost in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan 14 years ago.

Sold to the highest bidder: one historic lighthouse sitting at the tip of Lake Superior’s Wisconsin Point.

His victory in 2016 had more to do with Hillary Clinton underperforming what should be expected of an average Democratic candidate than it did any magic Trump brought to the race. Only a fatally flawed candidate next year could repeat that set of circumstances.

Lawmakers have chipped away at the margins — say, by limiting ammunition capacity. But even 10 highly lethal rounds are an awful lot.

Staff Sgt. Conrad Robinson followed one of his grandfathers into the Army, but what he shared with few colleagues before he died was that his other one was “the Genius" of soul music, Ray Charles.

Fatana Elyasi should have been shopping for her wedding dress. Instead, she was weeping over her fiance's grave in a cemetery close to her home in western Kabul.

Customs Investigations Manager Bruce Berry said officials believe a sophisticated Canadian drug cartel is behind the shipment. He said they had tracked two Canadians for several months who they believe were sent separately to New Zealand to collect and sell the drugs.

The Economy Ministry said Friday production was 0.6% lower than the previous month, following a 1.1% drop in June. That followed separate data showing factory orders fell 2.7% in July.

Baseball is America’s pastime, but prices on its China-made gear are about to rise as the trade war escalates. Golf, lacrosse, basketball and other sports will feel the pinch, too.

Britain's House of Lords has approved a bill designed to prevent the country leaving the European Union next month without a divorce agreement.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper said he is urging European allies to pick up the tab for military construction projects in their countries defunded by the Pentagon to pay for President Donald Trump's border wall.

America’s fentanyl problem is far deadlier than past crises with other illegal drugs. It also has a fundamentally different character.

No democracy can survive if its citizens do not believe that democracy is worth having.

Okinawan officials sought a new deadline because of safety risks associated with Futenma, which is in an urban area in central Okinawa.

Americans are being urged by U.S. military officials to drink responsibly and ‘have a plan’ if they attend what’s been billed as the world’s biggest wine festival in Bad Duerkheim, Germany.

There are lively and necessary debates underway on many critical issues in the United States, but when a small group of executives at the largest internet companies in Silicon Valley tries to impose its moral framework on America, something has gone seriously and dangerously awry.

Recently, sales of adult diapers outnumbered sales of baby diapers here for the first time, another harbinger of the demographic collapse that has left the country a pale shadow of the economic powerhouse that made Americans paranoid a generation ago.

Shelter in place order for Yongsan lifted, cleanup begins from rough Saturday.

Camp Humphreys expects to resume normal operations on Sunday morning; meanwhile, vehicle traffic must be mission-essential only.

Gusty winds, showers populate the Korean peninsula as Typhoon Lingling moves north; winds forecast to die down by early evening.

Lingling slightly weakens, starts moving rapidly north, forecast to pass U.S. bases on Korea’s west coast by mid-day.

The daughter of a Marine Corps veteran got an apology from Mitsubishi Materials Corp. during a visit Wednesday to the site of a mine where he worked as a prisoner during World War II.