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Officials say seven Afghan military students in four different states have been absent without leave since earlier this month.

A bill passed by Congress allowing the families of 9/11 victims to sue the Saudi government has prompted reactions of outrage and ridicule among some in the Arab world.

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The Latest on the investigation into the slayings of four people in July, 2015 in rural South Carolina (all times local): 1 p.m A South Carolina sheriff says that after more than a year and thousands of hours of investigation, three people face charges in the July, 2015 slayings of four people at a home in rural South Carolina.

A federal jury has ruled that Tennessee's Knox County owes a former inmate $2,000 for each of the 70 days the man spent behind bars with an undiagnosed, untreated broken neck that caused him so much pain he considered killing himself.

The Human Rights Council has called for greater U.N.

The Gaza Health Ministry says a Palestinian was killed in an accident while working in a "military tunnel" used by Islamic Jihad, a Palestinian militant group.

A driver in Maine found out the hard way that doubling the speed limit will just get you in trouble faster.

The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court says she will conduct a preliminary investigation into the situation in Gabon, as requested by the government.

West Virginia State Police say a security guard at a mine has fatally shot a man in a confrontation over trespassing.

The Latest on the Ryder Cup (all times local): 11:50 a.m.

Shimon Peres, who died Wednesday, was both a former president and prime minister, the only person in Israel to hold both jobs.

The United Nations in Afghanistan says at least 15 civilians were killed and another 13 injured in an air strike in eastern Nangarhar province early Wednesday.

Hundreds of Israelis, among them Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Reuven Rivlin, have paid their respects to Israel's ninth President Shimon Peres as his body lay in state at the country's parliament on Thursday.

The Russian Foreign Ministry is accusing the Pentagon of making a veiled threat to back its allies in an attack on Russia with nuclear weapons.

A spokeswoman for a hospital in southwestern Poland says extremely rare identical girl triplets were born earlier this month through a cesarean section and are doing well.

The Latest on the sentencing of a former Iowa State University student who sexually assaulted another student (all times local): 11:25 a.m.

He once made a plea for someone to do something so disgusting to Sarah Palin that you will have to read on to find out about it, and he parlayed a celebrity interview with Michael Jackson into a career known for liberal bias -- but former MSNBC host Martin Bashir has resurfaced at the BBC, where he will serve as “religious affairs correspondent.”

Colombia's President Juan Manuel Santos says Pope Francis will pay a visit to his country in the first quarter of next year.