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President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are set to meet at the White House to discuss a cease-fire for the Gaza war and a plan to govern the devastated enclave. But a deal still appears far off. https://t.co/y2afA55OEp ...

The Americans fought back late in the Ryder Cup, but critical errors and poor showings from stars had already left them facing an insurmountable deficit at Bethpage Black https://t.co/S9VHugVhoq ...

Moldova’s ruling pro-European party claimed victory in parliamentary elections that became a referendum on its efforts to pull the former Soviet republic away from Moscow and closer to the West https://t.co/96DYhy5GVn ...

Week 4 of the NFL season featured another ugly day for the Baltimore Ravens—along with a rookie quarterback who gave a lifeless New York Giants franchise some hope https://t.co/hP2ZDg1lwx ...

Electronic Arts said it will go private in a $55 billion deal with a group of investors including private-equity firm Silver Lake, Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund and Jared Kushner’s investment firm Affinity Partners https://t.co/SfcODfh5mH ...

Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban released a U.S. citizen from custody, a display of goodwill by Kabul that comes when the country is in broader economic and political talks with the Trump administration https://t.co/nV8Zp4J91j ...

Venezuelans and other immigrants are starting to disappear from Doral, Fla., where President Trump plans to host the G-20 summit next year https://t.co/oMo1AZ2rxY ...

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