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Body of 11th Flood Victim Found in Greece, 6 People Missing

Israeli Army Kills 16-year-old Palestinian in West Bank

Territory has had one of the most violent stretches of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in nearly two decades

Paris Strips Palestinian Leader of Honor After He Minimizes Holocaust

The United States, Germany and the European Union condemn the president's comments, accusing him of distorting history and promoting antisemitic stereotypes

Airstrike Aimed at Al-Shabab Extremists in Somalia Kills Civilians

Three members of the al-Qaida-linked extremist group were killed

Poland's Political Parties Reveal Campaign Programs

The parliamentary election is scheduled for Oct. 15.

AI Technology Behind ChatGPT Built in Iowa Using Lots of Water

The technology needs plenty of water to cool a powerful supercomputer teaching its AI systems how to mimic human writing

US Slave Descendants Fight to Keep Protections That Helped Them Keep Their Land

They’re fighting proposal that would end rules enacted to protect island enclave from wealthy buyers and tax increases

Tokyo's Threatened Jingu Gaien Park Placed On 'Heritage Alert' List

Conservancy body says planned redevelopment will lead to ‘irreversible destruction of cultural heritage’ with thousands of trees being felled

As G20 Opens, India's Modi says African Union to Join Group

As the summit opened, at least a fifth of G20 heads were not in New Delhi

2 Dead, Hundreds Evacuated in Hong Kong Flooding

Hurricane Lee Charting New Course in Weather, Could Signal More Monster Storms

Experts astonished at how fast it grew into a Category 5 storm

Number of Missing After Maui Fires Drops to 66

Tens of millions of dollars in aid will make its way to families and businesses as they recover

Judge Denies Meadows' Bid to Move Georgia Election Case to Federal Court 

Trump White House chief of staff must fight charges in state court instead; he's expected to appeal

IRS Plans to Crack Down on 1,600 Millionaires for Back Taxes

Agency has new means of targeting wealthy people who have 'cut corners' on their taxes

New White House Situation Room: Cutting-Edge Tech, Mahogany and That New Car Smell

Highly secure complex of conference rooms and offices on the ground floor of the West Wing just got a $50 million facelift

Mental, Physical Tolls of Tennis Season Weigh on Players by Time of US Open

'The season is so long that there are so many ups and downs'

FAA: SpaceX Can't Launch Giant Rocket Again Until Fixes Are Made

The FAA said Friday it has closed its investigation into SpaceX's failed debut of Starship, the world's biggest rocket

Georgia Grand Jury Recommended Charges in Election Case for Sen. Graham, 2 Ex-Senators

Grand jury recommended charging 39 people, including two former Georgia senators and Michael Flynn

India Seeks a Greater Voice for the Developing World at G20, but Ukraine War May Overshadow Talks

India's PM Modi pledged Ukraine won't overshadow needs of developing nations in the so-called Global South, but the war has proved hard to ignore

Russia Holds Elections in Occupied Ukrainian Regions in an Effort to Tighten Its Grip There

The voting for Russian-installed legislatures in the Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia has already begun and concludes Sunday