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Turkey rejects criticism of raids

ISTANBUL – Turkey’s prime minister on Tuesday shrugged off the European Union’s criticism on media freedoms, following the detentions of at least 13 senior staff members of an opposition new...

More people sneaking into U.S. from afar

WASHINGTON – An increasing number of people from far-flung corners of the world have tried to sneak into the United States among the hundreds of thousands of other, mostly Latin American mig...

Battle lines forming over high court

GOP senators could stop Clinton from filling vacancy

Pope on Reformation: Forgive ‘errors’ of past, forge unity

LUND, Sweden — Pope Francis urged Catholics and Lutherans on Monday to forgive the “errors” of the past and forge a future together, including sharing the Eucharist, as he marked the 500th a...

Plan unveiled to protect vast swath of Western U.S. sagebrush

BOISE, Idaho – Federal officials on Monday released an ambitious wildfire-fighting and restoration plan to protect a wide swath of sagebrush country in much of the West that supports cattle ...

Clinton challenges FBI

Candidate: ‘There’s no case here’

Study: Next U.S. president faces Colorado River problem

Lack of Lake Mead water could trigger ‘shortage’ declaration

Consumer spending rebounded in September

WASHINGTON – Consumers boosted their spending in September at the fastest pace in three months, while their incomes grew by a modest amount. Consumer spending increased 0.5 percen...

Trump talks NFL at Greeley rally

GOP nominee blames ratings decline on campaign, Kaepernick

Nation & World Briefs

Online funds benefit pipeline protester CANNON BALL, N.D. – The crowdsourcing goal was modest: $5,000, enough to help a few dozen people camping in North Dakota to protest the nearby constru...

Iraq’s Shiite militias join Mosul push

U.S. military estimates IS has up to 5,000 fighters in city

FBI knew for weeks about emails

Newly discovered messages roil presidential race