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Here is the latest news from The Associated Press at 2:40 a.m. EDT
The Associated Press | Posted Jul 23rd - 12:41am
One of President Trump's personal attorneys says that Trump's private legal team is not looking into the question of whether the president can pardon himself. Jay Sekulow tells reporters in Denver, "We're not researching it because it's not an issue."
Israel arrests Hamas members in West Bank after stabbing
The Associated Press | Posted Jul 23rd - 12:25am
The Israeli military says it has carried out a wave of West Bank arrests following a deadly stabbing attack against an Israeli family.
Afghan official says Taliban overruns district headquarters
The Associated Press | Posted Jul 23rd - 12:00am
An Afghan official says Taliban fighters overran a district headquarters in northern Afghanistan after a ferocious fight that left 2 police dead in northern Faryab province.
East Timor vote results show Fretilin winning largest share
The Associated Press | Posted Jul 22nd - 11:40pm
Preliminary results from East Timor's parliamentary election show the largest party in the national unity government has lost support and the leftist Fretilin emerging as the biggest beneficiary but neither winning enough votes to govern alone.
Here is the latest news from The Associated Press at 11:40 p.m. EDT
The Associated Press | Posted Jul 22nd - 9:41pm
In a barrage of tweets early Saturday, President Donald Trump said he has "complete power" to issue pardons, defended his son in connection with the Russia investigations and took a swipe at Democratic campaign opponent Hillary Clinton. It was part of a series of messages he posted from his Twitter account starting at daybreak. It wasn't the first time the president has sent a rapid-fire series of tweets in a short time span to vent about things bothering him.
Princes William, Harry remember their final call with Diana
Gregory Katz, Associated Press | Posted Jul 22nd - 8:41pm
It was a typical phone call between two boys playing and their mother, who was on vacation in France. It was brief — the boys wanted to get back to playing with their cousins, not spend time on the phone chatting.
Crane collapse kills 7, injures 2 in southern Chinese city
Associated Press | Posted Jul 22nd - 8:41pm
A crane leaned and collapsed on a construction site of a major infrastructure company in southern China, killing seven people and injuring two, authorities said Sunday.
Venezuelans protest Maduro's plan to rewrite constitution
Michael Weissenstein and Fabiola Sanchez, Associated Press | Posted Jul 22nd - 7:21pm
A few thousand protesters attempted to reach Venezuela's Supreme Court Saturday before clashing with national guardsmen and largely dispersing by late afternoon — a disappointing turnout for opponents of President Nicolas Maduro eight days before he launches the rewriting of the country's constitution.
The Latest: New judge in court clash detained in Venezuela
The Associated Press | Posted Jul 22nd - 7:03pm
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The Latest: Peace 'Quartet' urges restraint in Jerusalem
The Associated Press | Posted Jul 22nd - 6:41pm
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Mexico murders up with deadliest month in at least 20 years
Christopher Sherman, Associated Press | Posted Jul 22nd - 5:49pm
Mexico's spiraling violence reached new heights with 2,234 murders in June, the country's deadliest month in at least 20 years, according to government data.
Strong aftershocks test nerves on Greek island after quake
Costas Kantouris, Associated Press | Posted Jul 22nd - 5:01pm
Crews of experts began examining the damage to cultural monuments and infrastructure on the eastern Greek island of Kos on Saturday, a day after a powerful earthquake killed two tourists and injured nearly 500 others in the Aegean Sea region that stretches to Turkey's sprawling coast.
Protests across Poland over law to control judiciary
Vanessa Gera and Monika Scislowska, Associated Press | Posted Jul 22nd - 4:10pm
Outrage over plans by Poland's governing party to put the judicial system under its political control sparked another day of nationwide protests Saturday, with some people gathering outside the home of ruling party leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski and accusing him of being a dictator.
Tehran seeks release of detained Iranian citizens in US
The Associated Press | Posted Jul 22nd - 2:15pm
Iran has demanded that the United States release all detained Iranian citizens, the semi-official Tasnim news agency reported on Saturday.
The Latest: Anti-govt protesters march in Polish cities
The Associated Press | Posted Jul 22nd - 1:01pm
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The Latest: 2 aftershocks hit damaged Greek island of Kos
The Associated Press | Posted Jul 22nd - 12:29pm
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Police: Errant US bombing kills 12 Afghan security forces
Amir Shah, Associated Press | Posted Jul 22nd - 11:41am
An errant U.S. airstrike confirmed by the Pentagon killed 12 Afghan National Police officers and wounded two others, as another 11 police were killed and six wounded in clashes with the Taliban, Afghan officials said Saturday.
The Latest: German girl found in Mosul is in good health
The Associated Press | Posted Jul 22nd - 11:21am
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