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U.S., Japan, South Korea condemn nuclear test by North Korea

By Matthew Lee, Associated Press

The United States, Japan and South Korea are roundly condemning North Korea's recent nuclear test and calling for tough new measures to further isolate the communist state.

In Florida, a shifting Cuban vote could be the difference

By Bill Barrow, Associated Press

Many Cuban-Americans express solidarity with other Latin-Americans who see Donald Trump as anti-Hispanic.

Clinton outdoing Trump in Pennsylvania, a must-win state

By Thomas Beaumont, Associated Press

Hillary Clinton's campaign is aggressively outworking Donald Trump in battleground Pennsylvania.

Nine people wounded in stabbing attack on Minnesota mall

By Michael D. Regan

A man dressed as a security guard slashed nine people with a knife at a Minnesota mall Saturday night before he was shot dead by an off-duty police officer, authorities said.

Obama says if African-Americans do not vote, it will be a 'personal insult'

By Ken Thomas and Kevin Freking, Associated Press

President Barack Obama said Saturday night he will take it as a "personal insult" if the African-American community fails to turn out for the election.

Trump, Clinton respond to New York City explosion

By Jonathan Lemire and Ken Thomas, Associated Press

Donald Trump appeared to pre-empt New York City officials when he declared Saturday evening that a "bomb went off" in New York City before officials had released details.

National Guard, state police to respond to NYC explosion

By Kamala Kelkar

An explosion injured as many as 29 people in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan on Saturday night.

Russia claims U.S. airstrikes killed Syrian troops

By PBS News Hour

U.S. military officials said Saturday they halted coalition airstrikes meant for ISIS fighters in Syria after Russia claimed the attacks instead killed more than 62 Syrian troops. The announcement came just days after a ceasefire took effect. Liz Sly of…

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How one step team is helping students graduate

By PBS News Hour

The documentary "Gentlemen of Vision,” from PBS member station KETC in St. Louis, follows a group of young men who are part of a step program. Its goal: to decrease the dropout rate and encourage students to graduate high school.

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New Yorkers revisit Occupy Wall Street on its fifth anniversary

By Corinne Segal, Arlene Lormestoire

People gathered in Zuccotti Park in lower Manhattan on Saturday, exactly five years after Occupy Wall Street began, describing how a small encampment spread to cities across the country.