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A judge has put on hold his ruling ordering the government of Georgia's most populous county to pay $10,000 a day until it appoints two Republican nominees to its election board.

The leaders of India and Japan agreed Friday to bolster economic ties while also boosting cooperation in areas including clean energy and defense, as the two Asian powers face common challenges such as China's growing influence and U.S. tariffs.

The Trump administration won't let members of the Palestinian Authority or the Palestine Liberation Organization attend next month's meeting of the U.N. General Assembly in New York City.

A Cape Coral, Florida, man in Batman pajamas stopped a suspected burglar accused of stealing from his truck and a neighbor's garage, then detained him until cops came.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un are among more than two dozen foreign leaders expected to be in Beijing next week for China's massive military parade marking the 80th anniversary of Japan's surrender in World War ...

President Trump has a new title: the hardest-working man in Washington.

Twenty years after Hurricane Katrina devastated the U.S. Gulf Coast with catastrophic storm surge and flooding, New Orleans marked the storm's anniversary Friday with solemn memorials, uplifting music and a parade that honored the dead, the displaced ...

A woman out for a jog in Kenai, Alaska, this week was seriously hurt in a bear mauling.

The Trump administration this week signed off on a $825 million sale of long-range missiles and related equipment to Ukraine, providing new and relatively low-cost strike capability against Russia as U.S. efforts to broker peace have stalled.

President Trump revoked Kamala Harris' Secret Service protection on Thursday after it became known she had the detail beyond the six months that former vice presidents usually receive when they leave office.