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The U.S. Border Patrol has made 32 arrests at a demonstration at the border separating San Diego from Tijuana, Mexico.

US Border Patrol agents handcuff about a dozen people participating in demonstration organized by Quaker group at U.S.-Mexico border to protest militarization of border

In the aftermath of California's catastrophic wildfire, online sleuths known as 'angels' bring their skills to Paradise to reconnect friends and family with survivors

Veteran striker Aritz Aduriz converted a penalty kick in stoppage time to end Athletic Bilbao's 13-game winless streak in the Spanish league on Monday

Spanish league scrapes plan to play January match in US after Barcelona backs down from its commitment

French President Emmanuel Macron responds to weeks of disruptive protests, promises to speed up tax relief and to boost the purchasing power of struggling workers

People in Trump's political orbit who have pleaded guilty

Voters in Peru have sent a decisive message to the nation's politicians: Push through measures to stamp out corruption

An overturned truck full of pigs is adding to traffic delays as western North Carolina digs out from a snow storm

Hollywood figures including Ava DuVernay, Reese Witherspoon, Margot Robbie and Kerry Washington are teaming up to mark the one-year anniversary of Time's Up to benefit the group's legal fund

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NASA's first look: Tiny asteroid Bennu has more boulders, moister than scientists initially thought

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Lucas Digne curled home a free kick in the sixth minute of injury time to earn Everton a 2-2 draw with the Watford after a wild second half featuring three goals and a saved penalty in the English Premier League on Monday

A judge has set a court date for this week for former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort after prosecutors with the special counsel's office detailed lies they say he told them

Chicago Police say a volunteer for a City Council candidate was shot in the leg as he was speaking on Facebook Live while campaigning in one of the city's most violent neighborhoods

The Trump administration has imposed sanctions on three senior North Korean officials for human rights abuses in the isolated country

A production assistant on the Starz network drama series "Power" has been struck and killed by a vehicle while setting up traffic cones for a film production in Brooklyn

Democrats say House lawmakers who've opposed Nancy Pelosi's effort to become speaker next year want her to commit to limiting how long people could serve as party leaders or committee chairs