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Hundreds Of Thousands Of Hong Kong Protesters Demand Leader’s Resignation

By Dominique Mosbergen

Demonstrators flooded the city's streets, a day after Hong Kong announced the suspension of a reviled extradition bill.

Israel Announces Golan Heights Settlement To Be Named After Trump

By Sanjana Karanth

The Israeli Prime Minister unveiled a sign Sunday calling a settlement in the territory "Trump Heights."

Pompeo Calls On Foreign Leaders To Unite Over Alleged Oil Attacks

By Ellen Knickmeyer, AP

“We are going to work to build out a set of countries that have deep vested interest in keeping that strait open."

Dems Have Bold Ideas But Still Aren’t Ready To Repair U.S. Social Safety Net

By Michael Hobbes and Arthur Delaney

Neither congressional Dems nor 2020 hopefuls have shown interest in expanding the benefits low-income Americans receive

A Few Months After Strike, West Virginia Teachers Face The Same Fight

By Rebecca Klein

Teachers went on strike over a bill that would help students pay for alternatives to public education. The bill is back.

Man In Custody After Break-In At Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Office, NYPD Says

By Hayley Miller

Douala Hashi, 31, allegedly sprayed a fire extinguisher at police inside the Queens building.

New York Judge Dies After Heart Attack In Courtroom

Putnam County Court Judge James Reitz had just wrapped up a case. Then he suddenly collapsed.

Ex-Pastor Who Supported Texas Anti-Abortion Bill Accused Of Child Sex Abuse

A Southern Baptist church said it has excommunicated Stephen Bratton, who is accused of repeatedly molesting a teen.

Video Shows Cop Aiming Gun At Black Family After Girl Takes Doll From Store

By Mary Papenfuss

"I'm going to shoot you in your face," Phoenix officer shouts at couple in front of their two young children.

Several Ragú Sauces Recalled For Possible Plastic Fragment Contamination

Consumers have been alerted and the brand's owner is working to get the items off grocery store shelves.

Mom Uses App To Locate Daughter Trapped In Mountainside Car Crash

By Nina Golgowski

"A miracle," the teen's mother said of the rescue saga in North Carolina.

Tiffany Haddish Cancels Atlanta Show Over Georgia’s Abortion Law

By Hayley Miller

"I cannot in good faith perform there," the comedian said in a statement.