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2 men go on trial in Germany accused of joining Islamic State group
EU offers funds, help to France to cope with migrant buildup near Channel Tunnel to Britain
London, 62 man dies in motorcycle crash, woman, 59 seriously injured
Armed men attack army camp in Mali's north, killing at least 10 soldiers, a resident says
Voluntary manslaughter trial starts for white police officer over shooting of black man
Arsenal gets a new 'spine' in Petr Cech as it targets Premier League and Champions League
UN aid agency says $101 million funding gap may keep 500,000 Palestinians out of school
One man dead, one person injured in downtown stabbing incident
Canadian hitchBOT creators mull rebuild after hitchhiking robot destroyed
In this July 17, 2015, file photo, a car drives by HitchBOT, a hitchhiking robot in Marblehead, Mass. The Canadian researchers who created hitchBOT as a social experiment say someone in Philadelphia damaged the robot beyond repair on Saturday, Aug. 1, ending its brief American tour. The robot was trying to travel cross-country after successfully hitchhiking across Canada last year and parts of Europe.
Investment firm Exor buying reinsurer PartnerRe in transaction valued at about $6.9 billion
AC/DC’s Phil Rudd pleads not guilty to breaching home detention rules by drinking alcohol
Former AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd arrives for sentencing at the New Zealand District Court in Tauranga on July 9, 2015.
IAAF boss Diack hits back at widespread doping allegations in athletics, calling them 'a joke'
Moroccan dies while being smuggled into Spain in suitcase in trunk of brother's car
Israeli-British project to make thousands of rare Hebrew manuscripts available online
Manchester United back in title conversation, but lack of creativity concerns manager Van Gaal
HSBC Bank Canada reports 2015 Q2 profits down 6.2 per cent from 2014
Germany says immigrant population reached 10.9M in 2014, highest since records began in 2005
Russian security forces kill 6 suspected militants in North Caucasus
In Poland's layers of history communist-era graves overlay heroes killed by the state
Russia merges air, missile, space branches of its military to create Aerospace Forces
Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi visits flood-hit area as death toll climbs to 46
MH370 investigators meet in Paris after discovery of wing fragment
French gendarmes and police inspect a large piece of plane debris which was found on the beach in Saint-Andre, on the French Indian Ocean island of La Reunion, July 29, 2015.
Greek stock market plunges by a fifth upon reopening, surveys point to dramatic economic slump
No Joke: Jon Stewart became what he once denounced
Konrad Yakabuski
Carrick best reads: Millennials should wait 10 years to buy a home
Millennials should wait 10 years to buy a home.
Was Cecil the lion’s death business as usual?
Cecil the lion is shown in a handout photo taken Oct. 21, 2012, and released on July 28, 2015, by the Zimbabwe National Parks agency.
Cerebral palsy may have genetic causes, Canadian study suggests
Emily Diamond, whose four-year-old son Bennett Ross has cerebral palsy, can understand parents’ need for answers, even though she knows exactly what caused Bennett’s condition: She had a major traumatic event while pregnant.
Take a walk on the wild side
Elizabeth Renzetti
Five things to watch for in the federal election
Bruce Anderson
Nairo Quintana to ride in Spanish Vuelta after 2nd place at Tour de France
Report: US-led strikes against Islamic State in Iraq, Syria have killed at least 459 civilians
Walt Disney was a complex figure but unfairly tagged as anti-Semitic, say experts, filmmaker
Cooler weather helps crews battling explosive California wildfire; 13,000 are urged to flee
New Mexico Gov. Martinez says 'coward' who set off 2 church explosions will be caught
Authorities: 2 women dead from suspected drug overdoses after collapsing at music festival
Manhunt continues for suspect accused of fatally shooting police officer during drug deal
Investigators for missing Malaysia flight meet in Paris after arrival of wing fragment
US teenager Katie Ledecky improves her own world record in 1,500 free at swim worlds
Gulf Arabs say they welcome Iran nuclear deal, would like further assurances
Burundi rights activist shot and wounded in the capital, a day after assassination of general
Some cerebral palsy cases caused by genetic anomalies, not just brain injury: study
Canadian economy a key election issue for small business owners
Caption: An Enbridge Inc. tank farm stands in this aerial photograph taken above the Athabasca Oil Sands near Fort McMurray, Alta.
Ontario man spending $300,000 on iconic car axed by Chrysler
An original 1970 Plymouth SuperBird being worked on at Davies Corvette in Etobicoke.
In photos: Ontario man restoring a rare Plymouth SuperBird
An original 1970 Plymouth SuperBird being worked on at Davies Corvette in Etobicoke.
US cyclist Tom Danielson tests positive for synthetic testosterone in out-of-competition test
Russian club Anzhi calls for end to 'bigotry' after chants by CSKA Moscow fans
Anonymous vigilantism fills hole in traditional justice system, says beneficiary
House Republicans say they have the votes to disapprove of Iran deal
Canadian creators of hitchhiking robot mull rebuild after it was destroyed in US
Saudi king leaves France after 8-day stay after weeks of controversy over closed public beach
Syrian warplane crash, airstrikes in northwest town kill and wound dozens, activists say
Musical theatre great Chita Rivera has advice for young stars: learn how to sing and dance
Jewell Loyd starting to feel more comfortable playing in the WNBA
Kansas City's bullpen still stellar in 2015, but here are a few other good ones
AP-GfK poll: Americans favour farmers over industry, wildlife & residential use during drought
SEC coaches get a little extra off-season homework prepping for 14 new co-ordinators
Albertans not clamouring for energy sector bailout amid oil price plunge
Mark Milke is a Calgary author and analyst who has authored multiple reports on subsidies to business and on Alberta’s economy.
Two causes for Greece, one solution for the European Union
A Greek flag stands atop Acropolis hill in Athens, Greece. There’s no doubt that the Greeks are responsible for their economic demise, but they are not alone – they had help from some of their European partners, who were eager to sell to the poor man of Europe.
Aug. 3: Whose $50-million – and other letters to the editor
A voter waits to cast his ballot in the last federal election.
After Haskell win, a few things to know about Triple Crown winner American Pharoah and team
Local Chinese bureau probing controversial Shaolin Temple abbot over online allegations
Zimbabwe officials accuse 2nd American of killing lion in illegal hunt months ago
3 German automakers buying Nokia's HERE map business in deal valuing unit at $3.1 billion
Zimmermann allows 3 HRs on 5 pitches; Nationals get swept by Mets 5-2 as NL East lead shrinks
Thomas Bach: IOC will act if latest doping allegations involve Olympic results in athletics
HSBC reports first half profit up 10 per cent, announces sale of Brazil business
2nd test between Bangladesh-South Africa abandoned after rain, ends in draw
US stock indexes open slightly lower, led by declines in energy shares as oil price falls
Picky eating is usually harmless but can signal young children's emotional woes, study says
Misery deepens for those in Puerto Rico who can't escape economic crisis
AP PHOTOS: A selection of our favourite images from Latin America and the Caribbean
Analysis: US-Turkey deal on Syria a big gamble, risks ties with Kurdish allies in Syria
Facing primary threats, Clinton campaign airs its first TV ads in Iowa and New Hampshire
About a week after buying DirecTV, AT&T offers discount, single bill for TV-wireless service
LAPD: Albanian athlete missing after participating in Special Olympics bowling competition
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August 3: Your daily horoscope
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