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The latest developments in ongoing violence between Palestinians and Israelis (all times local):

By The Associated Press The Nobel Peace Prize announced Friday pointed to the relative success of Tunisia in building toward democracy after a 2011 uprising ousted a longtime dictator. That makes it a...

Taking a boat down Highway 41 north of the town of Andrews is a surreal experience. There's a recognition by everyone in the boat they should be in a car, sticking an arm out the window to wave at neighbors they've known for years.

Three young transients used a handgun that was stolen from an unlocked car to rob and kill a backpacking Canadian tourist in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco and then a yoga instructor two days later on a hiking trail...

A U.S. airman hailed as a hero for helping thwart a European terror attack was upgraded from serious to fair condition Friday as he recovered from three stab wounds suffered in a late-night attack near a bar, UC Davis...

The long awaited Gaillard Center opened its doors to the public on Friday for a preview of what's to come from the city's arts center.

Across the state, FEMA is working alongside other disaster teams including the Department of Natural Resources, South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, and the National Guard. On Friday, the Department of Homeland Security visited North Charleston to see damaged homes first hand.

Islamic State militants captured a string of villages near Aleppo on Friday in a lightning attack that brought them closer to the prized city in northern Syria, despite a major increase in Russian airstrikes that Moscow...

Dorchester District 2 officials say raw sewage and standing water were among the problems they found inside Givhans Alternative School near Summerville and that the school will remain closed for now.

Belarus' crippled political opposition has been cautious in its criticisms ahead of Sunday's presidential election. Not so the country's underground artists.

The Edisto crested earlier in the day Friday. The good news is it crested below the level predicted by the state's climatologist.

A U.S. bankruptcy judge on Friday approved a $338 million settlement fund for victims of the fiery 2013 oil train derailment that claimed 47 lives in Quebec, clearing the way for payments to victims by year's end.

By MUHAMMED MUHEISEN Associated Press Shortly after a dinghy overloaded with refugees from Syria and Iraq reached the Greek island of Lesbos, Mahmoud Naoura stood and raised his hands, chanting "Thank you...