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Donald Trump concluded his Sunday night “debate prep” by hosting a press conference with women who have accused former President Bill Clinton of sexual assault or rape.

Just like Donald Trump is being watched in Sunday's debate to see how he responds to a recently surfaced videotape of a crude conversation about women, NBC "Today" show personality Billy Bush will likely have some explaining to do when he resurfaces on the air.

An Australian-Chinese consortium has offered to buy Australia's largest cattle empire in a bid welcomed by the Australian agriculture minister.

A bomb squad is at a South Carolina beach after Hurricane Matthew apparently unearthed old Civil War cannonballs from the sand.

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton appeared headed toward a deeply personal showdown at their second presidential debate Sunday, as each campaign signaled their respective candidate was poised to accuse the other of mistreating women.

A bomb squad was at a South Carolina beach on Sunday after Hurricane Matthew apparently unearthed old Civil War cannonballs from the sand.

BALTIMORE (AP) The Baltimore Ravens have long relied on their defense to win, and it appears that might be the case again this season.

President Juan Manuel Santos says he'll donate his $925,000 in Nobel Peace Prize money to the victims of Colombia's conflict.

Iceland is showing that its run to the European Championship quarterfinals was no fluke.

Three earthquakes with magnitudes ranging from 4.1 to 4.8 occurred several hundred miles off the Oregon coast on Sunday, but none triggered tsunami warnings.

As North Carolina reeled from Matthew's devastating flooding, officials announced Sunday that the storm killed at least eight people in the state, and 18 overall in the US.

Federal records show a drug company shipped 241 million hydrocodone and oxycodone pills to West Virginia over a five-year period.

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The remains of a Navy chaplain have been buried in his home state of Iowa nearly 75 years after he died during the surprise Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

A man driving the wrong way on an interstate highway in Vermont spawned several crashes that left five high school juniors dead, an unknown number injured and at least two vehicles in flames, including a stolen police cruiser, state police said Sunday.