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U. S. Customs and Border Protection is offering hiring bonuses and job security to people willing to work at some of the nation's most remote border crossings with Canada and Mexico.

Unless your family somehow manages to squeeze 100 hours into every day, there is a physical and mental limit to what you can do.        

When Carl Valentine dropped off his daughter at the University of Virginia, he had some important advice for the college freshman: Don't forget that you are a minority.

Don’t drive with eclipse glasses on. You’d basically be driving blind.        

The Latest on the deadly stabbing attack in the western Finnish city of Turku (all times local):

A New Jersey family drove across a drawbridge as it opened beneath them — going up, up, up and then jumping across a gap to return to the roadway.        

The Latest on stabbings in Finland (all times local):

Zimbabwe's first lady remained out of sight Friday, several days after a young model claimed Grace Mugabe whipped her with an extension cord in a luxury hotel in South Africa.

White House adviser Steve Bannon isn't alone in pondering America's possibly generation-defining question about China's emerging superpower status — but his call for an "economic war" puts him far outside the mainstream.

The wires protruding from the small, misshapen stuffed animal revealed the deadly booby-trap tucked inside.

Michigan State University has denied a request to rent space to a group headed by white nationalist Richard Spencer.

Major League Baseball is having conversations with the players' association over possible changes designed to speed the pace of play, and Commissioner Rob Manfred said Thursday he hopes to reach an agreement instead of implementing any measures…

Long-term U. S. mortgage rates edged lower this week.

These activities and festivals will be celebrated in the path of totality, where the eclipse will be total across the USA.        

The Latest on the assault allegation against Zimbabwe first lady Grace Mugabe (all times local):