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U.S. hiring rebounds, sending unemployment to 18-year low

“Granny cam” nursing home bill signed into law by Louisiana gov.

Union: casino workers reach tentative deal with Caesars

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U.S. hiring rebounds, sending unemployment to an 18-year low

Missouri gets new governor, as scandal-plagued Eric Greitens resigns

JERUSALEM

Trump mulls changes to Jerusalem consulate responsible for Palestinian relations

Lions, tigers, jaguar on the loose at zoo; bear shot dead

Koreas agree to talk about reuniting families, more joint sports teams

Michael Bloomberg pledges $70 million to help cities reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Does Trump want to drive German cars out of America?

Former CIA analyst: U.S. must remain “very, very skeptical” of North Korea

German startup to market first artificial iris

Cars with the most and fewest recalls

Google blames Wikipedia for “Nazism” tag on California GOP

Google blames Wikipedia for “Nazism” tag on California GOP

U.S. President Donald Trump walks from a meeting with families of the Santa Fe

Trump visits with families affected by Santa Fe school shooting

Is the presidency too big for one man?

NEW YORK

Trump floats commutations for Rod Blagojevich, Martha Stewart

NEW ORLEANS

Trump announces pardon of Dinesh D’Souza

Vets “deflate” dachshund that ballooned to three times his size

FILE PHOTO: A combination photo shows Mike Pompeo (L) in Washington

Future of North Korea summit still unclear despite high-level talks

Canada’s Trudeau blasts “totally unacceptable” Trump tariffs

Walmart unveils Jetblack: Shopping by text message

Oregon’s growing so much pot, prices are crashing

Paul Ryan breaks with Trump on tariffs

Boehner says “There is no Republican Party. There’s a Trump party”

Trump administration imposes tariffs on steel, aluminum imports from Europe, Canada, Mexico

Inside the Republican strategy to save Jeff Sessions

Anti-government protesters take part in a march in support of "the Mothers of April" movement - whose children died in the protests - on Nicaragua's National Mothers Day

15 dead in Nicaragua Mother’s Day protests, police say

Is your Sears or Kmart slated to close?

Teodora Vasquez (C) hugs her mother shortly after being released from the women's Readaptation Center

El Salvador’s abortion ban “one of the harshest laws in the world,” reporter says

Canada, EU retaliate against U.S. tariffs as trade war looms

FDA approves first artificial iris

Trump’s steel, aluminum tariffs: winners and losers

Trump’s net worth falls by $100 million: report

How a baby boy’s life was saved by a stranger living 700 miles away

New study casts doubt on “healthy obesity” for women

How some towns are luring young, educated workers back home

Here’s how much exercise you need to keep your brain sharp

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov (R) shakes hands with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un during a meeting in Pyongyang on May 31

Kim Jong Un decries U.S. “hegemonism” amid summit plans

Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko

Russian journalist’s fake murder involved swine blood and morgue

Despite skepticism, family behind “right to try” law hopeful it will save lives

Japan’s SoftBank to sink $2.25B into GM autonomous car unit

Consumers show biggest spending jump in 5 months

Pompeo meets with top North Korea official to talk summit plans — live stream

Trump plans to push ahead with steel, aluminum tariffs on EU

BURBANK

Roseanne’s tweet leaves lost jobs in its wake

Sears to close another 72 stores amid plunging sales

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