Turkish media reports say the two women were found stabbed and strangled.
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Macron foe Jean-Luc Mélenchon attacked the French leader and the “liberal chaos” he believes the president’s reforms will bring.
USGS said it could not conclusively say what caused the quake, but experts said seismic data showed it was probably not caused by a nuclear test.
A week before a planned referendum, tensions have escalated between Madrid and Barcelona.
The German election campaign has unfolded without evidence of the sort of Russian interference that officials say marked the U.S. presidential election. So Germany's far-right party has lit up the Internet with attacks of its own.
In this occasional series, we take a look at what is at stake in the upcoming German election.
- Analysis
Authorities say they have removed 7Up from shelves.
The insults capped a week in which the U.S. president threatened to destroy North Korea if necessary and applied tough new sanctions.
She called for a two-year “implementation period” after Britain’s scheduled break with the European Union in 2019.
Some Mexicans feel the generous outpouring could be better directed toward longer-term needs.
A new opposition leader emerges in the France of Emmanuel Macron.
The company vowed to fight the decision in court.
The young have known only one chancellor, and they trust her to resolve international chaos.
Kim Jong Un on Thursday reacted angrily to Trump's remarks and actions this week, calling the president a “mentally deranged U.S. dotard” and Trump's earlier speech at the U.N. “unprecedented rude nonsense.”
The hard-line Shinzo Abe has the North Korean leader to thank for his rising approval ratings.
Crews had sought to extract a girl said to be trapped in the rubble after a devastating earthquake.
"Effective security forces are basically the way this thing ends," the top Afghanistan war watchdog said.
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So far the split between the country and Europe has been public, embarrassing and messy.
From the Wires
Italy’s anti-establishment 5-Star Movement opened a new phase in its quest for the country’s premiership Saturday by choosing Luigi Di Maio as its candidate and party leader to take the reins from founder Beppe Grillo.
A strong new earthquake shook Mexico on Saturday, causing new alarm in a country reeling from two still-more-powerful quakes this month that have killed nearly 400 people.
A humanitarian crisis grew Saturday in Puerto Rico as towns were left without fresh water, fuel, power or phone service following Hurricane Maria’s devastating passage across the island.
Britain’s Prince Harry and U.S. First Lady Melania Trump are scheduled to join Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for the opening ceremony of Harry’s Invictus Games for wounded veterans. But there’s no indication Harry’s girlfriend will be there.
The Turkish parliament on Saturday renewed a bill allowing the military to intervene in Iraq and Syria if faced with national security threats — a move seen as a final warning to Iraqi Kurds to call off their Monday independence referendum.
U.S.-backed Syrian fighters captured Saturday the country’s largest gas field from the Islamic State group in an eastern province that borders Iraq as they race with government forces to capture the energy-rich region, a senior official with the group said.
