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Steven Bergwijn and Memphis Depay scored late as the Netherlands qualified for next year's World Cup with a 20 home victory over Norway on Tuesday to win Group G.

A small city in the top U.S. coalmining state of Wyoming will be home to a Bill Gatesbacked experimental nuclear power project near a coalfired power plant that will soon close, officials announced Tuesday.

North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein announced Tuesday that he is suing the founders of an ecigarette maker over his concerns that their product is being marketed to children through kidfriendly flavors and poor age verification.

North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein announced Tuesday that he is suing the founders of an ecigarette maker over his concerns that their product is being marketed to children through kidfriendly flavors and poor age verification.

The United States, which brokered Bosnia's 1995 peace accord, may impose sanctions against those who try to unilaterally withdraw from its state institutions or destabilise the deal, Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said on Tuesday.

The U.N. Security Council condemned the supply of weapons and ammunition to alShabab extremists and others in Somalia in violation of a U.N. arms embargo and voted Monday to extend the ban for a year, saying the alQaida affiliate's terrorist activities co...

Republican Rep. Nancy Mace of South Carolina introduced legislation Monday to federally decriminalize marijuana, a measure she said would give states freer rein to pass their own laws and regulations without fear of federal reprisals.

Six teenagers went to the hospital after a shooting in a park near a high school in suburban Denver on Monday, police said.

France told Russia on Monday NATO would be prepared to defend the sovereignty of Ukraine, near where NATO says Moscow has been staging a troop buildup, while Western leaders sought to tackle a migrants crisis on the eastern borders of the European Union.

As a jury was deliberating over his fate, a Georgia district attorney on Monday pleaded guilty to several charges stemming from improper acts while in office and agreed to resign.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Belarus' leader Alexander Lukashenko held a phone call on Monday to discuss humanitarian aid for refugees and migrants stranded at the EUBelarus border, a German government spokesperson said.

French President Emmanuel Macron and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed on the need for a deescalation of the migrant crisis at the Belarus border, even if the two leaders disagreed on the origins of the crisis, a French official said on Monday.

Petra Mayer, books editor for National Public Radio, died of whats believed to be a pulmonary embolism, the news organization said. She was 46.

Cuban Americans in Miami held rallies and led prayers on Sunday to support dissidents on the Communistrun Caribbean island who plan to hold protests this week to push for greater political freedoms and demand the release of jailed activists.

Israel on Sunday approved giving the COVID19 vaccine to children between the ages of 5 and 11.

Ecuador's government said on Sunday it was moving ahead with identifying the bodies of 68 people killed the day before during violence at the Penitenciaria del Litoral prison.