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Liverpool fired manager Brendan Rodgers on Sunday after the team’s slow start this season.

President Obama declared a state of emergency in South Carolina Sunday, where Hurricane Joaquin, combined with other storm systems, is dumping rain that has caused flooding throughout the state. Photo: AP

Walt Disney is considering demand-based pricing at its domestic theme parks, making tickets cost extra or come with more restrictions during peak times like weekends and cost less on slower days.

Doctors Without Borders on Sunday said it had closed its hospital in the northern Afghan city of Kunduz after it was hit by deadly airstrikes it attributed to the U.S. military.

Millions of Earthlings sought out “The Martian” this weekend, easily rocketing the film to the top of the box office.

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said his government’s coalition with Russia, Iran and Iraq must succeed in Syria’s civil war, suggesting the alternative to its survival is a region in chaos.

Portuguese voters cast ballots in an election to determine whether Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho will keep his job or relinquish it to his Socialist rival.

Republican presidential primary front runner Donald Trump said that arming more citizens could help reduce the casualties from mass shootings, like the one at an Oregon community college last week.

Israeli police closed Jerusalem’s Old City to some Palestinian residents, after a pair of stabbing attacks against Israelis heightened tensions stemming from weeks of violence in Israel and the West Bank.

Hillary Clinton proved again this weekend that when it comes to comedy, it’s better to laugh at yourself than have others do it for you.

Flash flooding around the French Riviera has killed at least 16 people, President François Hollande said, including some trapped in cars, a campsite and a retirement home.

Australia is in advanced talks to buy a fleet of Hawkei light-armored vehicles, a deal that would represent the first major defense contract awarded by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.

The focus is once again on finding ways to manage the arrivals of thousands of refugees streaming into the bloc, but there's also an important judgment on data-protection rules.

Tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from coastal areas of southern China as the storm moves toward the mainland, bringing powerful winds and heavy rain.

Rescue workers recovered four more bodies following Thursday’s hillside collapse on the outskirts of Guatemala’s capital that killed at least 69 people. It is feared hundreds more could be still be buried.

Gun control, the presidential campaign and more are scheduled for discussion on the Sunday news shows. Here are the guest lineups.

Investors including Relativity Media’s embattled founder have reached a deal to retake his bankrupt Hollywood studio, leaving the company’s TV unit in the hands of lenders.

Here's what to look out for in the week of Oct. 5: Earnings season begins, the Supreme Court heads back to work, the U.S. House seeks a leader, economic data rolls in. And baseball.

Amazon plans to stop selling video streaming devices from rivals Google and Apple at the end of October. The online retailer says it wants to sell devices that "interact well" with Amazon's Prime Video service.