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Brazil seeks to deepen its ties with the Arab world, despite Bolsonaro's pro-Israel stance.

Sabrina de Sousa was connected to a 2003 kidnapping of Imam Abu Omar in Milan, Italy as part of a CIA "extraordinary rendition" program.

North Korean authorities say that the U.S. continues to play a "hostile policy" towards Pyongyang.

President Trump said that the U.S. has brought "the world's number one terrorist leader to justice."

A new book by former Jim Mattis aide Guy Snodgrass claims that Trump personally intervened in the JEDI bidding contract against Amazon.

Although Portugal's economy is booming, many Portuguese can only find low-paying temporary jobs.

The American Dream Mall offers a variety of attractions for consumers, but will it survive as malls close across the country?

Trump continues to try to win support from black voters but his controversial past has made him a divisive figure.

Joe Biden is now attacking the wealth of Trump and his cabinet to show voters how disconnected they are to the struggles of the American working class.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg touted the benefits of the Libra cryptocurrency and attempted to rebuke some concerns from financial regulators.

The U.S. has been increasingly denying visas to Chinese nationals over espionage and national security concerns.

U.S. electronic manufacturers are the struggling amid the U.S.-China trade war.

UPS continues to develop drone solutions for healthcare and prescription drug companies.

Americans are struggling to find affordable housing under $300,000, causing home sales to drop.

Although President Trump isn't a fan of the ACA, certain healthcare plans under Obamacare are becoming more affordable during his tenure.

Former Obama Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julian Castro said his campaign might be in dire straits when it comes to fundraising.

Facebook continues to root out foreign-backed disinformation on its platform.

The oil and gas giant will go to trial Tuesday over allegations that it misled investors on the costs of future climate-change regulations.

China and the U.S. are in a trade dispute over Obama-era tariffs on Chinese goods such as solar panels and wind towers.

There have been no adverse reactions to the products so far.

Sen. Chuck Schumer believes that the U.S. government should do more to regulate the baby food industry, after a report revealed that some baby foods have arsenic and lead in them.

Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda believes that Japan's export-driven economy needs a mixture of fiscal and monetary policies to withstand a global economic slowdown.

Elizabeth Warren and Julian Castro have said that Trump's reversal on the G7 doesn't end the culture of corruption in his administration.

Adrienne Quintal, 47, went missing from her family cabin in northern Michigan early Thursday morning.

Sanofi is calling back the heartburn medication amid further testing, as the drug may contain the probable carcinogen NDMA.

Here's a look at how much you can win in the Powerball and Mega Millions drawings.

Nestor is continuing to move toward's Florida's panhandle, causing thunderstorms and heavy gusts of wind.

California's unemployment rate is at its lowest level in four decades.

An extremely rare "one in a million" yellow cardinal was seen in Florida earlier this month.