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Saudi Arabia's government acknowledged for the first time journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed inside its consulate in Istanbul, saying 18 Saudi citizens had been detained pending the final results of an investigation.

Federal investigators charged a Russian national in a wide-ranging conspiracy designed to undermine U.S. elections, including next month's midterms.

Mueller's investigation is scrutinizing how a collection of activists and pundits may have intersected with WikiLeaks.

Former Trump campaign chairman Manafort will be sentenced on tax- and bank-fraud charges on Feb. 8.

A caravan of several thousand Honduran migrants poured over the Mexican border, ignoring Mexico's offer to let smaller groups of the caravan in each day.

Voting in Afghan parliamentary elections in Kandahar was postponed for a week after the assassination Thursday of the province's police chief.

China's export engine appears set to cool amid slowing economic growth and the specter of U.S. tariffs.

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October 20, 2018 02:47 ET (06:47 GMT)

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