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Visa to Start Categorizing Gun Shop Sales Separately

Gun control advocates who say it will help better track suspicious surges of gun sales

What’s Up for Grabs in Sweden's Election Sunday

Voters to elect lawmakers to the 349-seat Riksdag as well as to local offices across the nation of 10 million

Crow Tribe Journalism Teacher Seeks Stories No One Tells

She embraces the opportunity to expand local journalism with her students

'Come From Away' Readies for 9/11 Anniversary by Giving Back

The musical is set in the small Newfoundland town of Gander, which opened its arms to some 7,000 airline passengers diverted there when the U.S. government shut down airspace during 9/11.

Trains Collide in Croatia, Killing at Least 3, Injuring 11

Croatian authorities say a passenger train and freight train collided Friday night in central Croatia. At least three people have been killed and 11 injured. Police say the collision happened around 9:30 p.m. near the town of Novska

Fiery Crash of Bus, Fuel Tanker Truck Kills 18 in Mexico 

The collision left both vehicles completely burned. Police photos showed the bus was reduced to a tangle of smoking, charred metal.

Oregon Weathers Fire Evacuations, Power Outages in Dry Winds

Campers at a state park in Oregon had to evacuate after a wildfire ignited, and thousands in the state remained without power Saturday after utilities did targeted shut-offs in an effort to lessen the fire danger

Opioid Epidemic Documentary Wins Top Prize at Venice Festival

5 Dead in New Zealand After Boat Flips in Possible Whale Collision

The boat overturned Saturday near the South Island town of Kaikoura; authorities say six people aboard the small vessel were rescued

Small Nuclear Reactors Emerge as Energy Option, but Risks Loom

A global search for alternative sources to Russian energy in light of the war in Ukraine has refocused attention on smaller, easier-to-build nuclear power stations

Poliovirus Detected in More Wastewater Near New York City

The virus that causes the life-threatening disease was detected in the wastewater of yet another county in the New York City area in July

Inmates at US Prison Find Community Through Tennis

Games provide a chance for men to forget life behind bars for a little while

As Cost of Climate Change Rises, UN Urges Compensation

Dozens of developing countries around the world are scrambling to adapt to the effects of climate change, and many are calling on high-emitting richer nations to help foot the bill

California: Drought, Record Heat, Fires and Now, Maybe Floods

Tropical storm promises lower temperatures but also flood risks

Slain Las Vegas Reporter Spent Career Chasing Corruption

Jeff German once was punched by an organized crime associate and received veiled threats from mobsters

US Changes Names of Places With Racist Term for Native Women

Bernard Shaw, CNN's 1st Chief Anchor, Dies at 82

US Treasury Sanctions Iranian Firms for Drone Sales to Russia

Russia has faced technical problems with Iranian-made drones that were acquired from Tehran in August, officials say

Four Major Climate Tipping Points Close to Triggering, Study Says

With only a few more tenths of a degree of warming, the four tipping points move into the likely range, according to a study in the journal Science

Solomon Islands to Delay Election, Raising Fears of Unrest 

PM says delay is necessary because nation is hosting Pacific Games next year and holding election simultaneously would be too costly, logistically challenging.