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An economic summit of world leaders ended in acrimony, as a fight over Chinese trade practices cast doubt on the ability of Washington and Beijing to resolve their trade battle soon.

Republican Rick Scott won Florida's hotly contested U.S. Senate race over incumbent Democrat Bill Nelson after a second recount.

Democrats have swept all the congressional races in Orange County, Calif., further eroding one of the few bases of Republican political power left in the state.

Trump said he probably wouldn't agree to a sit-down interview with investigators probing Russian election interference.

The president voiced his dissatisfaction with the performance of Homeland Security Secretary Nielsen and said chief of staff Kelly lacked certain job skills.

Advocacy groups on the left and right are shifting their legal strategies after Kavanaugh's confirmation moved the Supreme Court in a more-conservative direction.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu appointed himself defense minister, rejecting a coalition partner's key demand in a move that could collapse the government.

Argentina's navy said a military submarine that went missing a year ago with 44 crew members aboard has been found apparently intact on the ocean floor.

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November 19, 2018 02:47 ET (07:47 GMT)

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