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Greece's ruling Syriza party has struggled to contain an internal revolt after it accepted most of the reforms it originally campaigned against.

Officials denied earlier TV reports that the gunmen took hostages in the attack, which also hit a bus station.

Hillary Clinton announced her energy and climate plan on Sunday, setting lofty goals for renewable energy.

Christopher Selby, a Trinidad and Tobago prisoner involved in a deadly prison escape on Friday, has surrendered himself to authorities.

Teenagers Perry Cohen and Austin Stephanos were last spotted buying fuel before their trip.

Donald Trump's support among Republicans increased 6 percentage points since late June despite a flood of rebukes after Trump said John McCain was not a war hero because he was captured in Vietnam.

Four Turkish F-16 fighter jets deployed from the Diyarbakir air base in the country's mainly Kurdish southeast hit PKK targets in Hakurk in northern Iraq.

After a 14-year-old boy's arrest, Black Lives Matter protestors rallied and police allegedly used pepper-spray on demonstrators.

The satanic statue was unveiled on Saturday in a location that was kept secret from attendees until the last minute.

An evacuation has been ordered for some residents in Pasco County, Florida, after major flooding threatened the area.

Senate Republicans tried to add a repeal of the Affordable Care Act as an amendment to a highway funding bill.

Hamas has also called Abbas' leadership methods into question, saying the Palestinian Authority has tortured more than 100 Palestinians.

Police say Neal Falls likely attacked other people before he beat a woman he met through classifieds website Backpage.com.

“Sometimes, in some circumstances, we are forced to give up areas to move those forces to the areas that we want to hold onto,” Syrian President Bashar Assad said.

After suicide bombing attacks by suspected Boko Haram militants, Northern Cameroon implemented a number of sweeping security measures Sunday.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has started a fast-track process to bring Paul's legislation for a vote soon, McConnell's spokesman told Reuters on Sunday.

Apparently retaliating for Ankara's crackdown on the Kurdistan Workers Party, Kurdish militants killed two Turkish soldiers in a roadside bombing on Sunday, the military said

If the measure passes, openly gay or bisexual adults would no longer be prohibited from being leaders.

After a terrorist attack that killed 32 people in Suruc, Turkey, the country called for a summit that is to be attended by ambassadors of all 28 NATO allies.

Minorities have long felt "law enforcement was coming in essentially to enforce laws against them, not to protect them,” Lynch said.

The suspect's identity wasn't immediately released though police say he is expected to survive.

U.S. President Barack Obama may press for South Sudan peace talks, but no breakthrough is expected, a senior administration official says.

Fighting has intensified in the central Iraqi city in recent days.

With new U.S. presidential-election polls showing Donald Trump trailing the Wisconsin governor, the reality-TV star attacked the Badger State's budget shortfalls, saying state is a disaster.

Yemeni forces allied with a Saudi-led coalition to fight a Houthi militia for control of the al-Anad base.

The most important holiday on Cuba's revolutionary calendar, Sunday's celebration featured artistic performances and patriotic speeches.

Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee said by trusting the Iranian government President Obama “will take the Israelis and march them to the door of the oven.”

The U.S. Office of Personnel Management hack has been described as one of the biggest intelligence disasters in recent history.

The White House said the bombing is "yet another reminder of the unconscionable atrocities that terrorist groups continue to perpetrate against the people of Somalia."