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Protesters gathered for a second night in Los Angeles over the deadly police shooting of an 18-year-old black man.

Turkish military officials say 15 Syrian opposition fighters have been killed in an ongoing battle with Islamic State militants in northern Syria.

Britain's Treasury chief, Philip Hammond, has warned of turbulence in the coming years as the country negotiates its exit from the European Union.

The Russian intelligence agency FSB says it has detained a Ukrainian journalist who is suspected of spying in Russia.

The U.S. owner of a gold and copper mine in eastern Indonesia that is among the largest in the world says its operations have been disrupted by a days-long strike.

The Supreme Court is opening an unusual term in an unusual way.

The engineer at the helm of a train that smashed into a New Jersey commuter rail terminal, killing a woman and injuring more than 100 others, told federal investigators he was going only 10 mph as he approached the station, but has has no memory of the crash, the National Transportation Safety Board said.

Violent gang members are suspected of killing at least four high school teenagers in one suburban New York community in the last month, kicking off a distressing start to the new school year.

The Latest on Hurricane Matthew (all times local): 2 a.m.

Memo to the 11-member U.S. task force organized to break Europe's near-chokehold on the Ryder Cup: You did well.

For two months, over the thunder of machines at the steel mill, the men taunted Mubeen Rajhu about his sister.

A Pennsylvania man who was arrested for trying to drive into New York City with a cache of weapons says he doesn't regret his actions but calls the presence of the guns an "oversight."

Pope Francis weighted into the U.S. elections Sunday, urging American Catholics struggling to choose a president to study the issues, pray and then vote your conscience.

Afghanistan's leaders will head to Brussels this week, seeking billions of dollars in aid as the country confronts an increasingly powerful Taliban insurgency and pervasive corruption.

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) The Denver Broncos left town with an even better feeling about Paxton Lynch's potential.

A former Alaska television reporter who became a viral sensation in 2014 after quitting her job to advocate for the legal use of marijuana faces 54 years in prison for allegedly running an illegal marijuana shop.

Vietnamese authorities say they've seized 309 kilograms (682 pounds) of elephant tusks illegally imported from Nigeria.

Afghan officials say that Taliban insurgents have launched a coordinated attack on Kunduz in the northeast of the country.

After a stunning referendum defeat for a peace deal with leftist rebels, Colombians are asking what comes next for their war-torn country, which like Britain following the Brexit vote has no Plan B to save an accord that sought to bring an end to a half century of hostilities.