Volunteers Re-Enact World War I Encampment in Verdun, France
VERDUN, France (AP) — Hundreds of volunteers from 18 countries gathered in the northeastern French town of Verdun on Saturday to keep alive the memory of those who fought under appalling conditions in World War I. Re-enactors dressed in soldiers' uniforms brought to life a big military encampment in the town and were holding a…
Read MoreTropical Storm Lane Still dangerous
HONOLULU (AP) — The Latest on Tropical Storm Lane (all times local): 4 a.m. Federal officials say Hawaii residents shouldn't let their guard down now that a once-powerful hurricane that threatened the island state has become a tropical storm. The head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator says that although Lane is no longer…
Read MoreMcCain Stops Cancer Treatment As Remarkable Life Nears End
By MATTHEW DALY , Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Arizona Sen. John McCain has discontinued medical treatment for an aggressive form of brain cancer, his family said Friday, likely indicating the war hero, presidential nominee and longtime leading lawmaker is nearing the end of his life. McCain has surpassed expectations for survival, but "the progress…
Read MoreRobin Leach of ‘Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous’ Dies
LAS VEGAS, NV (AP) — Robin Leach, whose voice crystallized the opulent 1980s on TV's "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous," died Friday. He was 76 Leach's family said through a public relations firm that he died in Las Vegas, where he made his home. Leach had a stroke in November while on vacation in…
Read MoreProsecutors Grant Immunity to Longtime Trump Finance Chief
NEW YORK (AP) — President Donald Trump's finance chief, a confidant who has worked for the family's real estate business since the early 1970s, was granted immunity in the federal probe of former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen, two people with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press on Friday. The immunity granted to the…
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