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For the second time in two weeks, Oklahomans have made President Donald Trump look bad. First there was the sparsely attended Tulsa rally. Now Sooner State voters have opted to...

As Vladimir Putin surveys his resounding victory in this week’s national vote on constitutional changes that would allow him to rule until 2036, one Arctic region spoils the triumphant map....

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has downplayed a growing boycott of the platform by major advertisers including Coca-Cola, Unilever, and Starbucks. The advertising boycott was initially pushed by a group of...

MANDALAY, Myanmar — With barely enough time to yell “run,” hundreds of jade miners had only moments to escape their killer: a giant wave of mud and water, more than...

Two men were fatally shot in the head as they sat in a car in the Bronx early Thursday — among four people killed during yet another violent night across...

NEW DELHI — The groom felt ill at the wedding. Days later, he was dead, and soon more than 100 guests had tested positive for the coronavirus. Now, Indian officials...

NAIROBI, Kenya — In life, Hachalu Hundessa’s protest songs roused and united Ethiopians yearning for freedom and justice. He is doing the same in death, with thousands flocking on Thursday...

The European Parliament will next week examine Turkey’s recent clashes with the EU and with fellow NATO allies over oil and gas exploration in the Mediterranean, and Ankara’s interventions in...

This briefing is no longer updating. Follow the latest developments here. Wall Street enters the second half of 2020 on uncertain footing. Stocks inched higher on Wednesday as investors started...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Florida police officers can be heard laughing and celebrating after shooting protesters with rubber bullets during a May protest against police brutality, according to newly released...