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An Ohio prosecutor says no one will face criminal charges for the failed response to a 16-year-old student who died trapped in a minivan parked near his school

UK's Theresa May says she believes 'with every fiber of my being' that her Brexit plan is right.

A former Mexican cartel member is testifying for the U.S. government at the New York City trial of the notorious drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman

Money & Markets modules for Friday, Nov. 16TODAYThe Federal Reserve issues its snapshot of how U.S. industrial production fared last month. Viacom and Helmerich & Payne report quarterly results.SPOTLIGHTRoyal Bank of Scotland and other British bank stocks plunged after the country's plans for leaving the European Union were thrown into turmoil, raising questions over London's future as a financial center.CENTERPIECEBuffett's buybacksWarren Buffett's company Berkshire Hathaway dusted off its

Cool weather is helping fire crews gain ground against the nation's deadliest wildfire in a century, as the search goes on for more bodies in the ashes of Paradise and surrounding communities

CORRECTS: May says rejecting her Brexit deal would set Britain on path of 'deep and grave' uncertainty

What single word best captures the tone of the past year? Oxford Dictionaries says it's "toxic."

Country star Roy Clark, the guitar virtuoso and singer who headlined the cornpone TV show "Hee Haw" for nearly a quarter century, has died. He was 85

UK's May vows to resist leadership challenge over Brexit, saying 'Am I going to see this through? Yes.'

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President Donald Trump is paying a visit to the Marine Barracks in Washington to meet with troops who responded to a September fire at a public housing complex

Britain's political turmoil over deal to leave the EU traveled road with many markers

A dual citizen of Ireland and the United States has pleaded guilty to a $1.5 million mortgage fraud scheme

The son of Lebanon's Hezbollah leader designated by the U.S. State Department this week as a "global terrorist" is a poet and music lover who moves around without security and whose role within the group is shrouded in secrecy

The International Monetary Fund says its executive board will meet in the "coming weeks" to discuss the failure of the Venezuelan government to provide updated figures on its troubled economy

A southern Illinois woman is accused of making hundreds of nasty and sometimes obscene phone calls to U.S. Sens. Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth

The Davis Cup and the Laver Cup are getting a new team-competition companion

French President Emmanuel Macron and Morocco's King Mohammed VI are inaugurating his country's first high-speed rail line in Morocco, the first ever high speed train in in the African continent

Pop star Christina Aguilera says a band at a New Orleans bar denied her a turn on the mic the night before she performed in the city

Chad Griffin, the influential gay rights activist who helped turn the Human Rights Campaign into a powerful political force, is stepping down as the organization's president