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No Lie, Says Sarah Sanders: Trump Got Praise From Mexico, Scouts

A new poll shows that 33 percent of Americans approve of Trump's job performance; only 34 percent say he is honest

Trump Attorney Brings 'Street Fighter' Spirit to His Work

A retired Marine Corps captain, John Dowd says there are times where you have to fight like hell, and times when a 'jar of honey works very well'

Avon CEO McCoy to Leave Company

Company says it has hired an executive search firm to help find McCoy's successor

Seeking a Dream, Indonesian Family Finds Nightmare in Raqqa

Recent Earthquakes in Central Oklahoma Under Investigation

At least six quakes of magnitude 3.0 or stronger have struck since Tuesday in an area about 4 miles (6 kilometers) northeast of Edmond - about 15 miles (25 kilometers) northeast of Oklahoma City

Historical Injustices Threaten Another Violent Kenya Vote

Experts have warned that the government's failure to address old wounds risks passing them along for generations with the potential for cycles of violence

Fact Check: Trump Immigration Pitch on Shaky Ground

President's endorsement of legislation to restrict and reshape legal immigration is based on some shaky assumptions, such as idea that low-wage green-card holders are flooding in to take jobs from Americans

Rwandans Overseas Begin Voting in Presidential Election

Electoral commission says more than 44,000 people in the diaspora are expected to vote at nearly 100 polling stations

Floods in Thailand Leave 23 Dead, $300 Million in Losses

Ten provinces have been flooded by heavy rains, affecting 721,500 people, the Interior Ministry said

Miners Union, Federal Officers at Odds Over Increase in US Coal Deaths

Ten coal miners have died on job so far this year, compared to record low of eight deaths last year

Report: Fuming Trump Proposed Firing Afghanistan Commander

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said last month that the administration was close to announcing its new strategy but was still sorting out “the big ideas”

Terror Threat to Australia Flights Is Over

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said will modify the heightened security measures that have led to delays at airports

Keystone XL Pipeline Survives Politics But Economics Could Plug It

Low oil prices, high cost of extracting Canadian crude from oil sands are casting new doubts on pipeline

Japan's Abe Reshuffles Cabinet in Hopes of Restoring Popularity

White House Fires a Top Intelligence Adviser

Ezra Cohen-Watnick became a focal point for top national security advisers earlier this year when CIA leaders raised concerns

McCain Says He Expects to Return to Senate Next Month

The Republican makes his remarks in his first extended interview with Arizona media since his diagnosis of brain cancer last month

Romania Observes Deaths of Thousands of Roma in Holocaust

Romania's foreign ministry says youths should be educated about 'this tragic episode,' referring to Aug. 2, 1944, when about 3,000 Roma were killed in the gas chambers at Auschwitz

Producer: 'Star Trek: Discovery' Delayed to Maintain Quality

'The craftsmanship here in our entire company, behind the camera and in front of the camera, is nothing short of stellar, says series star Sonequa Martin-Green

1980s Soap 'Dynasty' Returns With Circa-2017 Mischief

"Dynasty" premieres Oct. 11

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