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A collapsed building is seen Tuesday in General Santos, Philippines, following Monday’s 7.8-magnitude quake, one of the strongest to hit the country in half a century, killing at least 37 and displacing more than 32,000.
Nearly 10 years after their first bilateral meeting inside Beijing’s Great Hall of the People, President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping again gathered last month for discussions about U.S.- China relations. Much had changed...
COLLIN COUNTY, Texas — The prosecutor in a controversial North Texas murder trial wanted to make one thing clear to the jury: “This case,” he said during opening statements, “has nothing to do with race.” But soon after the jury began to hear...
The U.S. military launched a new round of strikes on Iran on Tuesday evening, hours after President Donald Trump said doing so would be necessary after Iranian forces downed a U.S. Army helicopter. U.S. military officials said in a...
