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The unexpected result of the primary election fueled a record plunge in the peso and drove bonds and stocks lower in a terrible week for Argentine assets, with the remaining 72 days until the October

Civil rights lawyers are due to square off in court against the Trump administration in a fight over whether hundreds of migrant families were improperly separated at the U.S. border with Mexico.

A statue of a lion sits on a plinth as the Portuguese national flag flies above the parliament building during a general strike in Lisbon, Portugal, on Thursday, June 27, 2013. Trains in Portugal

U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly expressed an interest in buying Greenland, the world’s biggest island and a self-ruling territory of Denmark. While the seriousness of his intentions is

President Donald Trump met his top national security advisers on Friday as his team prepares to unveil an Afghanistan peace agreement with the Taliban that would help bring an end to America’s longest

The Kremlin highlighted a Moscow court’s decision to move French businessman Philippe Delpal from prison to house arrest days before President Vladimir Putin visits France for talks with Emmanuel

Rashida Tlaib, the Democratic U.S. House member barred by Israel because of her support of a boycott, said she is rejecting the country’s new offer to let her visit her grandmother in the West Bank

Elizabeth Warren is the second choice for the greatest number of Democratic primary voters, suggesting more upside for the Massachusetts senator as the field begins to narrow.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo last month signed the most aggressive climate law in the nation. But even he’s not sure it’ll work out as planned, and Cuomo’s not alone.

Tens of thousands of Hong Kong protesters defied a torrential downpour and gathered in centrally located Victoria Park for the weekend’s major rally, after two nights of demonstrations ended

India today hinted that it may be rethinking its doctrine of “No First Use” for nuclear weapons.

President Donald Trump wants to buy Greenland, the world’s biggest island. Denmark, unsure whether the former real estate developer is joking, isn’t selling.

Washington (AP) -- Aiming to put his mark on the world map, President Donald Trump has talked to aides and allies about buying Greenland for the U.S.

U.S. states operating outdated and insecure voting machines face major hurdles in protecting them in time for the 2020 presidential election, officials said at a meeting of elections experts.

For more than half a century, Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. has been Hong Kong’s gateway to the world, its British heritage and Asian high-altitude luxury fusing the city’s colonial past with its

Melbourne-based public health student Edwin Kwong is thousands of miles from Hong Kong, but he said his life has changed since his hometown descended into near-constant protest 11 weeks ago.

The U.S. government has issued a warrant to seize the supertanker Grace 1, which was detained last month on suspicion of hauling Iranian oil to Syria in violation of European sanctions.

U.S. health officials are making a new attempt at adding graphic images to cigarette packets to discourage Americans from lighting up.

Michael Bennet has a different strategy for pitching his case to be president: If elected, you just might not see him for weeks at a time.

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