Soldiers Guard Milan as Thousands March Across Europe
Thousands marched in Milan, Rome, Madrid, Lisbon and Tirana on Saturday, with soldiers posted in Milan and brief clashes reported in Rome and Turin.
Eleven shot near Florida A&M campus after homecoming party dispute
Police say a dispute at a homecoming party near Florida A&M University in Tallahassee led to gunfire that injured 12 people, several of them minors.
Protests over school funding and living costs spread across France and Europe
Hundreds of thousands marched across France on Saturday over school funding and living costs, with clashes and arrests reported as protests spread to other European countries.
Suspect Arrested After Fire Engulfs Hitler's Former Eagle's Nest Retreat
German police in Bavaria have arrested a 33-year-old man after a fire at the Eagle's Nest, an alpine site once used by Adolf Hitler and the Nazis.
Hebron Neighborhood Leveled After Checkpoint Attack as Israel Nears Election
Israeli forces have leveled part of a Hebron neighborhood after a deadly attack, displacing hundreds of families days before Israel's election.
Storm Boelo Brings Amber Warnings and 80mph Gusts to Northern UK
Amber weather warnings are in place for parts of Scotland, northern England and Northern Ireland as Storm Boelo arrives after Storm Austen.
Obama Urges Voters to Check Trump in Midterm Push
Former President Obama campaigned for Democrats ahead of the midterms, casting the vote as a chance to curb the current administration.
Six Flags to Add Seatbelts to Goliath After Fatal Ride Incident
Six Flags will reopen its Georgia Goliath coaster with new seatbelts after a rider died earlier this month, prompting questions about ride safety standards.
Justice Department Presses California Counties on Noncitizen Voter Checks
The Justice Department has warned California election officials to help identify noncitizens on voter rolls or face possible legal action.
Fire Breaks Out at Hitler's Former Eagle's Nest Retreat in Bavaria
A fire at the former Nazi mountain retreat known as the Eagle's Nest in Bavaria led to an arrest and a large firefighting response.
Oregon father who confronted school gunman speaks of guilt over children lost
A father who shot the gunman at a Bend, Oregon, elementary school describes his actions and his grief over the four people killed.
France Readies 70,000 Police as Protest Weekend Looms
France will deploy about 70,000 officers on Saturday, including counter-terrorism units, after last weekend's worst street violence in years.
Independent MP Helen Haines in Serious but Stable Condition After Attack
Australian MP Helen Haines remains in serious but stable condition after an alleged attack near her electorate office, a Melbourne hospital says.
Yelich Helps Brewers Edge Rays in World Series Opener
Milwaukee takes Game 1 3-2 over Tampa Bay, with a late replay review and a ninth-inning escape shaping the finish.
DOJ letters ask California counties to set aside alleged noncitizen ballots
Federal prosecutors sent letters to California county registrars asking them to set aside and verify ballots the Justice Department says may belong to noncitizens.
Justice Department Seeks to Block Alaska Senate Result Certification
The Justice Department and President Trump are challenging how an upcoming Alaska Senate vote could be certified, citing possible voter confusion over two similarly named candidates.
Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders win union recognition after years of pay push
The Dallas Cowboys have voluntarily recognized a union for their cheerleading squad, opening the way to collective bargaining over pay.
Trump Exempts Some Canadian Farm Goods From Tariffs in Maine Race
President Trump has exempted some Canadian products from his 50 percent tariffs, a move that gives Senator Susan Collins a boost in a close Maine race.
Gunmen Kill Seven at Church Funeral in Jordan, Manhunt Underway
Gunmen opened fire at a church funeral in southern Jordan, killing seven and injuring 34, according to officials and state broadcasts, as a manhunt continues.
Macron Calls Paris-Area Shooting a Racist Terrorist Attack
A drive-by shooting west of Paris killed one person and wounded several others, including a 12-year-old girl, prompting the president to call it terrorism.