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Maria regained strength and became a hurricane again Wednesday, pushing water over both sides of North Carolina's Outer Banks and taking its time to slowly turn away from the U.S. Atlantic coast
With Nixon, 'Everybody was an enemy that wasn't on his side. We're certainly seeing that with President Twitter in Chief,' the actor says
Show includes works by two Polish-born artists linked to Mexican couple
Messing made comment while responding to Instagram follower who asked why the actress would appear on 'Megyn Kelly TODAY'
Russian president uses speech to criticize US, other nations for not having done same
Residents of northern Puerto Rico community say they have not seen anyone from the government, much less the Federal Emergency Management Agency, since the storm tore up the island Sept. 20
Orders for long-lasting manufactured goods rose a modest 1.7 percent in August, reflecting a rebound in the volatile aircraft sector
Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj says his Cabinet is working on the issue and would talk with Montenegro 'when we have a clearer situation of our findings'
This will be House Majority Whip Steve Scalise's first interview since he was shot at a congressional baseball team practice in June
Poisoning Africa's wildlife is an old practice, but conservationists fear such incidents are escalating in some areas, saying relatively easy access to agricultural chemicals and the surging illegal market for animal parts are increasing pressure on a number of already beleaguered species
Interpol announced the inclusion of the "State of Palestine" as well as the Solomon Islands on Twitter and its website Wednesday after a vote by its general assembly in Beijing
Rape kits are a series of DNA samplings and other evidence secured via medical procedures conducted immediately after an attack
The World Weather Attribution team says it combined temperature measurements and computer simulations, concluding that greenhouse gas emissions linked to human activity have increased the chances of such heatwaves four-to-tenfold
The slaying of 25-year-old Mohsen Hojaji captured the imagination of many in Iran, a Shiite-ruled nation whose national religion considers as acts of mourning and acknowledging sacrifices a sacred act
Colorado River supplies water to millions of people and farms in both nations
School appeared to have its paperwork in order, but probe is launched to look for any abnormalities not revealed in those documents
Former Alabama chief justice defeats appointed incumbent backed by President Donald Trump and allies of Sen. Mitch McConnell
Iran was one of 122 countries that voted in July in favor of a treaty to prohibit nuclear weapons
Commerce Department rules Montreal-based Bombardier uses unfair government subsidies to sell jets at artificially low prices in US
Chuck Rosenberg, a longtime ally of fired FBI Director James Comey, had been running the agency in a temporary capacity since 2015
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