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Argentina is scheduled to vote on the successor to Peronist President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner Sunday.

Countries around the world celebrated the 70th anniversary of the United Nations, an organization that has come under criticism for being ineffective.

In 2001, Hillary Clinton voted for No Child Left Behind. She has since both criticized the law and promoted the fact she voted for it.

"The Church’s first duty is not to hand down condemnations or anathemas," Francis said.

The union reached an agreement with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles this week.

The Twitter account associated with Oklahoma State University urged students to contact their families after an influx of concerned parents and families called about the well-being of their children.

For the first time, the meeting of Catholic leadership recognized the “dignity” of homosexuals, while also saying there was no similarity between same-sex unions and “God’s design on matrimony and family."

Rise Up October protesters marched the streets of Manhattan protesting "police terror."

Florida's primary is March 15 and if Donald Trump takes the state over favorite sons Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio, the nomination is in the bag.

In Haiti, 54 people are running for president in the elections scheduled for Sunday.

If no candidate garners at least 50 percent of the vote Saturday, the top two finishers will meet in a runoff Nov. 21.

Baghdad granted Moscow its permission just days after Washington sought assurances that Iraq would not allow Russian jets to conduct operations inside its territory.

The U.S. Federal Reserve's policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee is meeting next week, but it is not expected to raise its interest rates.

Tanzanians are heading to the polls Sunday to vote in what could be the most competitive presidential election in the country's history. Here's what's at stake.

"These super PACs are a disaster," Donald Trump contends, saying Jeb Bush and all other U.S. presidential candidates should sever their relationships with them.

Israel agreed to an idea floated by Jordan that cameras be installed to provide 24-hour video monitoring of a holy site in Jerusalem.

Police identified the suspect in the crash as Adacia Chambers, 25, of Stillwater, Oklahoma. She was suspected of driving while intoxicated.

Corruption scandals that saw former President Otto Perez Molina arrested last month have prompted the public to shy away from nominees from the political class.

Violence has left about 50 Palestinians and 10 Israelis dead in the past month at the holy site called the Noble Sanctuary by Muslims and the Temple Mount by Jews.

"If someone wants to live together with us, they must first reveal who they actually are and what their intentions are," Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban says.

The driver of the vehicle has been identified as a woman, and authorities took her into custody at the scene of the tragedy.

Hurricane Patricia was downgraded to a tropical storm, but the deluge from torrential rain derailed a Union Pacific train in Southeast Texas.

Russian forces have been carrying out airstrikes in Syria since the end of last month.

Nashville police were still looking for two suspects in the shooting as of Saturday morning.

The scandal that has pummeled Central America's largest economy and sparked demonstrations across Guatemala may spur voters in its presidential election Sunday.

Haitian officials are hoping to avoid the mishaps and violence that plagued August's legislative elections, but there's little confidence Sunday's presidential vote will go much better.

"China's future economic growth will still be relatively quick. Around seven, six-point-something -- these will all be very normal," a People's Bank of China official says.

With more than 140 political parties registered, Ukraine's local elections Sunday could wind up being a referendum on the policies of the national government in Kiev.

The incident took place on Oct. 8 when a corrections officer escorted James Holmes through a hallway of the Colorado State Penitentiary.