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The administration sought to establish means to reunify families separated under its "zero tolerance" policy toward illegal immigration as confusion reigned about how it would be accomplished.

Trump plans to bar many Chinese firms from investing in U.S. technology and block more U.S. tech exports to Beijing.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan won a sweeping election victory as voters extended his 15-year hold on power.

Regime ally Russia carried out airstrikes in southwest Syria, defying a cease-fire pact with the U.S. and Jordan.

Astronaut Buzz Aldrin is in a legal fight with two of his adult children and an ex-business manager over his competency and assets.

Republican Sen. Jeff Flake threatened to hold up Trump's judicial nominees to protest tariffs imposed on U.S. allies.

Saudi women, formally released from the kingdom's ban on female drivers, took to the roads there as conservatives frowned.

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