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Rod Rosenstein to meet with Trump as speculation mounts about deputy AG's future
U.S. deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein remained on the job Monday despite U.S. media reports he would quit or be fired ahead of a White House visit, but speculation is likely to remain high given a scheduled meeting with President Donald Trump on Thursday.
White officer who fatally shot black neighbour fired by Dallas police
The Dallas Police Department has fired a police officer who is facing a manslaughter charge after she shot a neighbour in his apartment, which the officer said she mistook for her own home.
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Canada faces steep odds in battle to join UN Security Council
Canada is in the running for a seat on the United Nations Security Council, but is in tough against Ireland and Norway.
Keystone XL construction to start next year, TransCanada says
Bill Cosby accuser says she wants 'justice as court sees fit'
Tiny robots send home 1st photos from asteroid's surface
Oil prices at highest levels in 4 years after OPEC says it won't raise output
'Ghosts of bygone racism' remain in medical studies, opinion essay argues
Russian opposition leader Navalny released from jail — and arrested again
North and South Carolina face more chaos as Hurricane Florence waters keep rising
Michael Kors reportedly ready to buy Versace for $2B
300 new words added to official Scrabble players' dictionary
In a first, Hong Kong bans pro-independence political party
3D gun advocate accused of sex with minor is jailed in U.S.
Maldives autocrat loses in surprise election result
Tiger Woods claims Tour Championship for 1st win in over 5 years
Trudeau affirms support for 'united Spain' following meetings with Spanish PM
Vatican 'owes God an apology' over abuse allegations: N.L. activist's letter
Rouhani says group behind military parade attack financed by Gulf states
Burials begin for victims of Tanzania ferry disaster that left 224 dead
Paul Simon wraps up farewell tour back home
Chinese navy hospital ship docks in Venezuela amid economic crisis
U.K. opposition Labour plans to give workers a third of seats on company boards
