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The suspensions pointed to Beijing’s growing willingness to test forceful antipollution measures and assume a leading role in the fight against climate change.

If it is, Germans can’t decide what comes after.

The university said it could not substantiate claims of harassment made against Rodriguez, but that it had uncovered other information during the investigation that led to the firing.

The journalist will not return in the wake of claims of sexual assault. Alex Wagner of CBS News will replace him, joining John Heilemann and Mark McKinnon.

After seeking help at a domestic violence shelter in 2012, Katherine Rivera says she has pushed forward “because my kids haven’t seen happiness yet.”

The Dutch, like people elsewhere, are living longer than in previous generations. Courses that teach fall prevention, and how to fall correctly, are gaining popularity.

President Trump again raised on Twitter the prospect of nuclear war, boasting that he commands a “more powerful” arsenal of devastating weapons than Kim Jong-un.

The authorities have told the popular service Toutiao to clean up salacious material, illustrating the balance required to meet China’s voracious demand.

Iran’s revolutionary theocracy is bankrupt.

Unlike President Barack Obama, who was faulted for his response to the protests that became known as the Green Movement, President Trump has come down on the side of the demonstrators

Officials said they hoped a dismissive letter from the Trump administration about a rail tunnel linking New York and New Jersey was a bargaining tactic, not a death notice.

The actress is all about finding natural products that work.

Democrats are pushing for funding for children’s health care and protection for young undocumented immigrants, among other priorities.

South Korea’s president, Moon Jae-in, moved quickly to embrace Kim Jong-un’s proposal to start inter-Korean dialogue and send a team to the Olympics.

As lawmakers threw up obstacles to a two-state solution, they dropped an idea to make it easier to redraw the Jerusalem map to exclude Palestinians.

Colleges have cut programs amid a drop in international enrollment tied to several factors, including more restrictive immigration policies.

The Justice Department’s request to ask people about citizenship status in the 2020 census would keep Latinos and other ethnic minorities from being counted, critics say.

Chen, the 18-year-old American sensation, is the first to complete the difficult jump five times in a four-and-a-half-minute routine, but some worry it is dulling the sport.

Joshua Boyle, who was held hostage with his wife and children in Afghanistan, faces 15 criminal charges, court records show.