Its leader vows to take action to stay within the EU market if Britain pursues a ‘hard Brexit.’
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Houthi rebels in Yemen freed 2 Americans, U.S. says
The release is the result of an arrangement in which Yemenis wounded in an airstrike will be airlifted.
Saudis blame Yemeni funeral bombing on error
At least 140 people were killed when the site was targeted in the belief that Shiite Houthi rebels would be present.
Drought a sticking point for Maine beekeepers as honey production falls off this fall
The bees weren’t buzzing much in southern Maine, with some farmers reporting a total loss on their fall harvest.
At least 24 killed in stampede ahead of Hindu ceremony in India
Deadly stampedes are fairly common during Indian religious festivals, where large crowds gather in small areas with few safety or crowd control measures.
Spotlight on candidate Clinton raises issues of money, privilege and privacy
Much has come to light about Hillary Clinton over the course of the presidential campaign, from her private email setup as secretary of state to her lucrative speeches to Wall Street interests.
More than 100 countries reach deal on reducing use of fast-growing climate pollutants
The U.S. is part of an accord hailed by environmentalists.
Obama lifts more restrictions against Cuba
The president hopes to cement a major element of his foreign policy legacy.
EU pledges to resettle refugees proving hollow
Hope is dying in a Greek camp where migrants face cold, hunger and physical harm.
Clinton campaign asked Bill Clinton to cancel 2015 Wall Street speech, leaked emails show
The Democratic nominee’s inner circle worried that the event would paint her as too cozy with big banks, the emails show.