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A 37 percent increase in illegal border crossings in March brought more than 50,000 immigrants into the United States
Violence began overnight when Indian soldiers cordoned off the southern village of Khudwani on a tip that rebels were hiding there
Trump canceled his plans to travel to South America later this week, choosing to stay in Washington to manage the US response to an apparent chemical weapons attack on civilians in Syria
Commitment of at least 1,600 National Guard members from Arizona, New Mexico and Texas provokes fresh condemnation from immigrant activists and praise from border-state Republican governors, who will retain command-and-control of their state's Guard during mission that for now has no firm end date
Risk of dementia 24 percent higher for people with a traumatic brain injury compared with people without one
Rival US and Russian resolutions to determine responsibility for attacks suffered defeats on Tuesday, a result that the Russian ambassador says Trump administration wanted so it can 'justify the use of force against Syria'
Staples' family gospel group had a string of Top 40 hits and scored their first No. 1 with 'I'll Take You There' in the early 1970s
Leaders plan to start 40 days of protests, marches and other actions on May 14
Country's minister for human rights admits his country could do better in way it deals with civil rights in disputed region, as the North African kingdom warns it could act against the Polisario Front independence movement
Performing rights organization says The John Williams Award will be presented to celebrated musician at 34th annual BMI Film, TV and Visual Media Awards on May 9 in Beverly Hills, California
Tom Mesereau tells jurors in opening statement at former TV star's sex-assault trial that Andrea Constand wasn't attracted to Cosby but was 'madly in love' with his fame and money and made up the accusations to score a big payday
Singer is the latest superstar to ink a deal for a series of regularly scheduled shows in Las Vegas
Jaime 'El Bronco' Rodriguez, an independent candidate often seen astride a horse in the northern state of Nuevo Leon, was kept off the ballot last month by the electoral institute for not collecting enough legitimate signatures
Kensington Palace says 'it has been decided that an official list of political leaders — both U.K. and international — is not required' for the wedding
Largest single amount for such aid ever awarded, the funds will help with infrastructure and economic development needs
The footage emerged Monday appearing to show a soldier shooting a Palestinian near the Gaza fence as other soldiers are heard cheering when he falls
Corker is retiring ans will not seek a third term
About 50 million people worldwide have dementia, and Alzheimer's is the most common form
In Mexico City, a caravan of Central American migrants that had been heading north stopped in the Mexican capital
Zuckerberg has apologized, and Facebook's No. 2 executive, Sheryl Sandberg, has said she's sorry the company let so many people down
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