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Obama, Saudi king discuss Yemen war

Kingdom wants more support for Syrian rebels

Millions of Americans’ wills now available online

BOSTON – Paul Revere left all his household furniture to an unmarried daughter. Harriet Beecher Stowe bequeathed her stock in several railroads and a Florida orange grove to her s...

U.S. employers added 173K jobs in August; rate falls to 5.1 percent

WASHINGTON – The U.S. unemployment rate fell to a seven-year low in August as employers added a modest 173,000 jobs, a key piece of evidence for the Federal Reserve in deciding whether to ra...

Kentucky county clerk plans to appeal jailing

Says licenses aren’t legal without her signature

Nation & World Briefs

Church shooter to face death penalty CHARLESTON, S.C. The white man accused of killing nine black churchgoers in what authorities said was a racially motivated crime during Bibl...

Hungary blasts EU on migration amid chaos at train station

BUDAPEST, Hungary – Hungary’s leader railed Thursday at Germany and EU leaders for lacking urgency in dealing with Europe’s migrant crisis as chaos reigned back home, where migrants by the t...

Trump signs pledge to back GOP’s 2016 presidential nominee

WASHINGTON – Presidential candidate Donald Trump ruled out the prospect of a third-party White House bid Thursday and vowed to support the Republican Party’s nominee – whomever it may be. ...

Ky. clerk rejects bid to avoid jail

Most deputies will issue marriage licenses to gays

Judge to move forward with suit over NSA’s bulk collection

WASHINGTON – A federal judge said Wednesday he plans to push ahead with a challenge to the National Security Agency’s bulk collection of telephone data on hundreds of millions of Americans, ...

China marks Japan WWII defeat, shows rising power in parade

BEIJING – Tanks, missiles and troops in lock-step filed past Beijing’s iconic Tiananmen Square in a massive parade Thursday commemorating Japan’s World War II defeat 70 years ago and underli...

In Alaska, Obama becomes 1st president to enter the Arctic

KOTZEBUE, Alaska – President Barack Obama crossed the Arctic Circle on Wednesday in a first by a sitting U.S. president, telling residents in a far-flung Alaska village that their plight sho...

U.S. report notes other Fergusons are possible

WASHINGTON – The police response to unrest in Ferguson, Missouri, last summer offers lessons in how not to handle mass demonstrations, according to a Justice Department report that warns suc...