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Donald Trump most likely will be the next president, but the AP has not yet called New Hampshire, Michigan and Arizona, and an analyst is skeptical of Wisconsin's result.

Each partner will publish a 15-minute live video centered on the presidential election.

Investors in high-cost housing markets are targeting down-market rentals in other states that they usually don't even visit.

The Cincinnati Enquirer joins the Dallas Morning News and Houston Chronicle in breaking tradition to back the Democratic nominee.

18 Indian soldiers dead in September 18 attack on army camp in Kashmir, which New Delhi blames on Pakistan.

German chancellor's pro-refugee policies to blame for shocking third-place defeat in state elections in Merkel's home district.

A Levada Center poll sees the party reach new lows for 2016, but no main beneficiary is in sight.

Death toll rises to at least 290 as officials vow to rebuild amid inquiries into building construction.

The 82-year-old stepping down would be unprecedented in modern Japan.

The major rotation of regional government positions hints at Putin's political strategy.

Air operations were halted while Turkish authorities put down a military coup attempt.

The evidence indicates the Islamist nature of the attack, says Manuel Valls.

Obama urges return to the rule of law and avoidance of further violence after failed military coup attempt.

Comey has provided new material for Republican efforts to "Nixonize" Clinton by inventing scandals for their base and the gullible.

Ordinarily, libertarians rail against over-criminalization. Not with Hillary Clinton.

A study finds that medical marijuana in all 50 states would save almost a half-billion in Medicare costs annually.

An ISIS member would enter the cell carrying a prisoner's amputated head, promising other prisoners a similar fate.

Senator John McCain advocates for troop involvement: 'What we need to do is go to Iraq and kill them.'

Civilians, police and gunmen dead after rampage in Dhaka cafe.

Contributions largely hidden from public scrutiny increased by 38 percent from 2006 to 2014 across six states.

After Colorado prison authorities quietly transferred the gunman out of state, victims' rights representatives convened to decide whether officials needed to disclose his location.

The teams might not be familiar to football fans but that doesn't mean you shouldn't watch it.

Experts say the only truly vital fighting force is the Iraqi Special Forces, who have been fighting ISIS for two years.

Donald Trump likely will win the majority of the state's 44 delegates, but won't definitively secure the nomination yet.

U.S. special operations forces are neck-deep in the daily grind of the ground war against ISIS.

Eastern Syrian city of Deir al-Zor was the site of fierce fighting in a dawn raid staged by the Islamic State militants.

Despite calling for unity, Ayman al-Zawahri called Islamic State fighters 'extremists' and 'renegades.'

Legal experts say Grant Neal is the first male student accused of campus sexual assault to take on the U.S. government in this way.

The university president called the display "deeply disturbing and hurtful," and students say they plan to meet with school officials.

The Texas senator's tenacity makes him the Colorado favorite.