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BUJUMBURA, Burundi (AP) — Anti-government protesters have resumed in some neighborhoods in Burundi's capital after residents accused the police of harassment.

The death toll from the Tianjin warehouse explosions rose to 160 on Wednesday, with 13 people still missing three weeks after the blasts, according to rescue authorities.

When William Hague addressed the Conservative Party Conference at the age of 16, all wide lapels and blue kipper tie, warning of the perils of the “Socialist state”, and pouring scorn on James Callaghan’s vision of a “promised land”, he could surely have not imagined that a career which encompassed both leading his party and a period as Foreign Secretary would climax with his being re-introduced to the nation as a “brilliant new columnist”.

Tool hire group fares better than rivals, and benefits from growth at Sunbelt, its US business

With social media apps like Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat encouraging us to share our every move, some people feel comfortable broadcasting their most intimate moments, like the birth of their child, with the world.

Ed Adamczyk
ALEXANDRIA, La., Sept. 2 (UPI) -- The Dept. of Justice, in a court filing, said Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal's cancellation of a contract with Planned Parenthood violates the Medicare Act.

NEW YORK (AP) — Sony Pictures is insisting that the Will Smith film "Concussion" was not "softened" to placate the NFL.

Ben Hooper
HONOLULU, Sept. 2 (UPI) -- A pregnant Hawaii woman seen swimming with dolphins in a viral video announced plans to give birth using a dolphin as a midwife.

Snapchat geofilters, the location-based graphics that you can place over your photo, are a fun way to spice up your pictures and let your friends known exactly where you're snapping from.

Elizabeth Shim
BEIJING, Sept. 2 (UPI) -- South Korean President Park Geun-hye and China's Xi Jinping jointly confirmed their opposition to North Korea's nuclear program in a historic announcement.