Turkey's opposition party to challenge referendum on presidential powers at European court
Three Ukrainian troops have been killed and four wounded in eastern Ukraine in an apparent flare-up of fighting between government troops and Russia-backed separatist rebels
Vermont police have arrested a man who acknowledged growing marijuana to prepare for possible statewide legalization of the drug
A North Carolina prosecutor says an Army veteran and her boyfriend, who's also a soldier, can be heard laughing as they filmed themselves fatally shooting her service dog
Atlantic City police have confiscated 62 toy guns from a store on the Boardwalk
This year's Andrew Carnegie fellows will delve into a wide range of issues _ including immigration, the refugee crisis, American election processes and global violence against women in politics
The European Union says the referendum in Turkey has raised "serious concerns" on the democratic standards in Ankara and says it is up to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to clarify his position whether Turkey still wants to become an EU member
Businesswoman Gina Miller, who took the British government to court in a successful bid to win Parliament a vote on Brexit, is now urging voters to back pro-EU candidates at the ballot box
Donald Trump is far from the first president to enlist his children and in-laws in the work of the White House
Italy's economic development minister says that failing airline Alitalia will receive a government bridge loan to keep it operational while a new owner is sought
A Detroit-area doctor and his wife accused in a female genital mutilation case are returning to court to request their release from jail
State officials have announced that rebuilding the collapsed section of Interstate 85 in Atlanta will cost up to $16.6 million
EU launches legal action against Hungary, claiming new higher education law infringes EU rules
The German government is raising its growth forecast this year for the country's economy, Europe's biggest, slightly to 1.5 percent
The European Union's statistical agency says European countries granted refugee status or some other protection to more than 700,000 people last year, most of them Syrians