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Catalonia's President Rules Out a Snap Election

Some independence supporters are pushing him to unilaterally declare independence

By Julien Toyer, Sam Edwards / Reuters

Australia's Government Might Lose Majority Over a Citizenship Crisis

A court is due to rule on whether the deputy prime minister can remain in parliament as he held dual citizenship when elected

By Reuters

Taiwan's President Calls for Breakthrough in Relations with China

"Right now is a turning point for change," Tsai Ing-wen said

By Reuters

Twitter Will Begin Labeling Political Ads

Social media has generally been free of the disclaimers and other regulatory demands that U.S. authorities impose on television and radio

By David Ingram / Reuters

U.S. Warned to Prepare for Costly Climate Change

The Government Accountability Office said climate change impacts could cost the federal government $35 billion per year by mid-century

By Valerie Volcovici / Reuters

Trump to Press China on North Korea

China is North Korea’s sole major ally

By Steve Holland and Matt Spetalnick / Reuters

Facebook Will Test Splitting Its News Feed

Tests are already taking place in Bolivia, Cambodia, Guatemala, Serbia, Slovakia and Sri Lanka

By David Ingram / Reuters

Spain Says It Is Ready to Suspend Catalonia's Autonomy

The move looks set to spur even more wrangling between Madrid and the region

By Julien Toyer and Sonya Dowsett

Portugal's Government Faces Backlash Over Wildfires

More than 100 people have been killed by wildfires in Portugal since June

By Reuters

Clinton Says Threats of War With North Korea Are 'Dangerous'

She was speaking at a forum in the South Korean capital Seoul

By Reuters

Dow Jones Tops 23,000 for the First Time

The stock market is continuing an epic tear

By Sruthi Shankar / Reuters

U.S. Not Ruling Out Direct Talks with N. Korea, Officials

Talks between the adversaries have long been urged by China

By Tim Kelly and Michelle Nichols / Reuters

Racetrack Gambling Is Now Legal in North Korea

Experts call the move a way for Pyongyang to generate income as the effects of economic sanctions bite

By Hyonhee Shin / Reuters

China's Xi Jinping Ready to Grab More Power

He could even be put on an equal footing with Mao Zedong

By Ben Blanchard and Philip Wen / Reuters

North Korea May Have Damaged Nuclear Testing Site

A small quake was detected early on Friday near North Korea's nuclear test site, the latest shock since the Sept 3 test.

By Christine Kim / Reuters

Puerto Rico Residents Search for Drinking Water

There are reports of residents obtaining, or trying to obtain, drinking water from wells at hazardous waste sites

By Timothy Gardner / Reuters

North Korea Says It Will 'Settle the Final Score' Against President Trump

North Korea's foreign minister reportedly said President Trump "lit the wick of war"

By Reuters

Las Vegas Gunman’s Girlfriend Returns to U.S. Amid Investigation

Marilou Danley is not under arrest but the FBI hoped she would consent to be interviewed, a source said

By Lisa Baertlein and Manuel Mogato / Reuters

Australia Regrets 'Unacceptable' End to MH370 Search

The 1,046-day search for the missing Malaysian flight yielded little solid data

By Reuters

Saudi Women Will Soon Be Allowed to Drive

Women have been fighting for the right for years

By Reuters
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