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After Decades Lost, Korean Brothers’ Reunion ‘Way Too Short’

Lane Brings Record Rain to Hawaii, but Loses its Wallop

There were no deaths from the storm, which had the potential to cause much more destruction

Pope Apologizes for Catholic Church ‘Crimes’ in Ireland

Francis was interrupted by applause as he read the apology out loud at the start of Mass in Dublin’s Phoenix Park

Letter: Vatican Knew About Disgraced Archbishop’s Behavior

The letter, an extraordinary allegation from a one-time Holy See diplomat, also accuses Pope Francis of knowing about McCarrick’s behavior in 2013 but rehabilitating him — a claim of cover-up against the pontiff himself

Neil Simon, Broadway's Master of Comedy, Dies at 91

In the second half of the 20th century, Simon was the American theater's most successful and prolific playwrights, often chronicling middle class issues and fears

German Journalist Facing Terror Trial in Turkey Returns Home

Mesale Tolu has been charged with engaging in terrorist propaganda and being member of banned left-wing group, Marxist-Leninist Communist Party; she rejects accusations

Volunteers Re-Enact World War I Encampment in Verdun, France

Hundreds of volunteers from 18 countries have gathered in the northeastern French town of Verdun to keep alive the memory of those who fought under appalling conditions in World War I

Japanese PM Abe Seen Headed for Extended Term Despite Flat Ratings

Analysts say Abe looks set hold on to the top job because his nearly six years in power have enabled him to woo LDP backers with cabinet posts and other favors and to shut out rivals

Fear, Unknown Future for Nicaragua’s Young Protesters

Driven underground and pursued by soldiers and sympathizers, protest leaders try to hold on, regroup

Food, Water Tested at Egyptian Hotel Where 2 Britons Died

Prosecutors in Egypt on Saturday dismissed speculation that toxic gas fumes in the Coopers’ hotel room killed the couple

Captivity, Candor and Hard Votes: 9 Moments That Made McCain

John McCain will be remembered for more than his years of captivity in North Vietnam

Money and Loyalty: Inside the Dramatic Trump-Cohen Rift

Abandoned by Trump and needing money, the man who once declared he would “take a bullet” for Trump now talks to the special counsel

Democrats OK Limiting Party Leaders' Role in Picking Nominee

Hawaii Emerges from Threat as Storm Veers Away

7 Arrested in Protest Over Torn-down Confederate Statue

Kyle Pavone, Vocalist for We Came As Romans, Dies at 28

Troy, Michigan, group tweeted about the death Saturday, saying: 'Kyle's tragic loss came too early in his life and those of his bandmates. All are devastated by his passing''

5 Still Critical After Bulgarian Bus Crash That Killed 16

Police said a bus carrying tourists on a weekend trip to a nearby resort overturned and then fell down a side road 20 meters

Ethiopia's PM Vows to Continue Reforms 'At Any Cost'

Palestinians: US Cut Aid to Bring End to Jerusalem Claim

Trump administration says it's cutting bilateral aid to Palestinians after a review of funding for projects in West Bank and Gaza and will redirect money to "high priority projects elsewhere''

Winds Die Down but Rain Still a Threat to Hawaii