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GBI: No evidence that police fired at fleeing Black children
Authorities have asked residents in southeastern Georgia to turn over any video taken of a traffic stop where a police officer has been accused of shooting at Black children who were running away from the scene.
Georgia city confronts future of site where slaves were sold
Amid a renewed push to remove Confederate monuments following the death of George Floyd, a rural Georgia city is confronting the fate of a rare, 18thcentury pavilion where slaves were once sold.
HK's Next Digital hits 12-year high after campaign to support arrested owner
Shares of media group Next Digital Ltd hit their highest since Sept. 2008 on Tuesday, spurred by an online campaign to show support for its detained owner, Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai.
Factbox: Why North Carolina and Wisconsin, U.S. political convention hosts, matter for Trump and Biden
Democrats and Republicans chose Wisconsin and North Carolina, two battleground states that will help decide the Nov. 3 presidential election, to host their nominating conventions before the coronavirus forced them to scale back the events.
U.S. health chief, visiting Taiwan, attacks China's pandemic response
U.S. Health Secretary Alex Azar attacked China's response to the coronavirus pandemic on Tuesday and said that if such an outbreak had emerged in Taiwan or the United States it could have been "snuffed out easily".
Biden preparing to announce running mate by mid-week - NYT
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has interviewed the finalists in his running mate search and his campaign plans to announce a decision as soon as midweek, the New York Times reported on Monday, citing people briefed on the process.
UAW president, Sanders divided over convention event
The largest U.S. auto union and onetime Democratic presidential candidate Senator Bernie Sanders clashed Monday ahead of what is billed as this month's planned celebration of party unity to defeat President Donald Trump in the November elections.
Pompeo deeply troubled by Hong Kong tycoon arrest
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Monday he was "deeply troubled" by reports of the arrest of Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai "under Hong Kong's draconian National Security Law."
AP PHOTOS: Watts section of LA sees change, faces challenges
The scars are visible in Watts. There are problems many who live in the oncesegregated Los Angeles neighborhood want to change, but there are things that have gotten better, too.
Swiss police: German woman apparently kills self, twin kids
A German woman appears to have killed her fouryearold twin girls near the Swiss village of Utikon and then committed suicide, Zurich authorities said Monday.
Mnuchin says a U.S. coronavirus relief bill could come this week
U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Monday said the Trump administration and Congress could reach an agreement on further economic relief amid the novel coronavirus pandemic as soon as this week if Democrats are "reasonable."
Franciscan monks test positive for coronavirus in Assisi
Ten Franciscan monks and eight trainees in Assisi, the birthplace of St. Francis, have tested positive for coronavirus and gone into isolation, the Catholic order said on Monday.
President of Belarus, after protests, says we won't let our country be torn apart: Belta
President Alexander Lukashenko said on Monday that authorities would not let Belarus be ripped apart by instability after huge protests erupted following a presidential election on Sunday, the Belta news agency reported.
As Trump falters, Democrats and Biden eye an elusive prize: Texas
As polls show Texans increasingly frustrated with President Donald Trump's response amid a massive resurgence in coronavirus cases, Democrats say they have a real chance to turn a longheld dream into reality: winning the state's presidential contest for t...
Indonesia volcano spews huge ash cloud in second eruption in three days
An Indonesian volcano spewed a giant ash cloud 5 km (3.1 miles) into the sky on Monday in its second eruption in three days, emitting a thunderous noise and turning the sky dark, authorities and witnesses said.
Court record in Colombia reveals Uribe's mounting legal bind
The frantic voice message to an inmate in Colombias notorious La Picota prison came days before powerful former President lvaro Uribe was up against a court deadline to submit witness testimony in a potentially damaging case against him.