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Police used water cannons in Cologne and deployed riot officers in Hamburg as protests spread from France
Harris County prosecutors said video contradicts ICE's account, while the officer's attorney said the incident was an accident

Peltola denied involvement in recruiting the second Dan Sullivan as Alaska's governor ordered an investigation

The ruling bars Trump from refiling the defamation case over a report on a birthday letter bearing his name to Jeffrey Epstein

Los Angeles enters Sunday's game on a four-game losing streak, and Golden State lists three players as out

Attendance at a Nov. 1 unity event in Detroit is uncertain, while a Clyburn adviser says Stevens' invitation still stands

The Justice Department filed an amended lawsuit citing a New York Times report on the Alaska Senate race ballot

The exchange expects to reopen withdrawals Nov. 1, while crypto stocks including Coinbase and Robinhood fell after the theft

Anthony Daniel Palazzolo, 42, did not enter a plea and has a detention hearing set for Nov. 2, court records show

Javits Frimpong, 15, was shot Oct. 29 near his home, and police are searching for three teenage boys in connection

The mayor's conduct at the Oct. 19 meeting was placed on the council's Oct. 28 agenda after a 4-2 vote on a housing ordinance

Two council seats are on the ballot in a city that faces water cuts and depends on the Colorado River

Coroner ruled the death of Violeta Yeager, 37, a homicide, and a fundraiser for the couple's son neared $80,000

The complaint filed in Anchorage Superior Court seeks to keep remote sites open until 8 p.m. on Election Day

Court also ordered forfeiture of more than $16 million in property and $32.9 million in restitution to Medicare

It is the first game James and Embiid have missed together this season; each has sat one game for injury management

Countries are still off track for 2030 targets, and how to pay for protection in poorer nations is unresolved

Running back TreVeyon Henderson, who has an illness, was also ruled out for the Patriots' road game in Miami

About 3.1% of an estimated 91,000 eligible U.S. citizens in Mexico voted in the 2022 midterms, according to CNN

The proposed class action alleges the sandwich's rib-shaped patty misled buyers into believing it contains rib meat

Suh pleaded guilty in June to forcing an abortion on another cadet in 2022, according to The New York Times

Lakers governor asks a judge to block her siblings' attempt to sell the family's shares ahead of a Dec. 8 hearing

A ruling on the double jeopardy motion is expected Dec. 10, and federal sentencing is scheduled for Dec. 18

The U.S. Embassy in Moscow cited a "credible threat of a mass casualty event" at Tsaritsyno Museum Reserve on Oct. 31

Foreign minister says talks are underway on joining the Mecca alliance as Saudi Arabia faces Houthi attacks from Yemen

District officials reject the findings, and the superintendent says staff will no longer write social studies curriculum

The attorneys general cite federal monument, height, environmental and historic preservation laws; construction could begin Nov. 5

Pima County sheriff's department says investigators discussed ideas to advance the case, which is about to enter its ninth month

Secretary of State Marco Rubio will release a chairman's statement after divisions over Russia and Ukraine

The chipmaker projected revenue of $15 billion to $16 billion as memory chip prices weigh on personal computer sales

Lindsey Post, 36, also must register as a sex offender for life after pleading guilty to two charges on Oct. 16

State health officials report more than 250 hospitalizations as the federal agency adds nearly $4 million for the response

Payne started all six games this season. He is likely headed to injured reserve, according to The Athletic

Once Upon a Farm said it received three consumer reports of possible choking hazards and began a voluntary recall of the bars

The president told reporters at the White House he did not know whether North Korea was involved in the theft

Organizers expect tens of thousands at Halloween demonstrations in Berlin, Frankfurt, Cologne, and Munich
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