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France's interior minister says the protest violence in Paris is "under control" despite scattered tensions but is calling it "totally unacceptable."

The utility company that caused the September natural gas pipeline explosions in Massachusetts says work to fully restore gas service is mostly complete

A walkout by rail workers over pay is disrupting Portuguese train services amid a spate of year-end strikes by government employees

Louisiana judge: Company building south Louisiana oil pipeline trespassed on the land of three people challenging the construction, but he allows work to continue and awards each $150 in compensation and damages

Global port operator DP World says it's acquired Danish logistics firm Unifeeder for $748 million

Michigan regulators have issued a permit that allows more anchor supports to bolster twin oil pipelines in the Great Lakes at the Straits of Mackinac

Britain's airline regulator is seeking to force Ryanair to pay compensation for flights that were cancelled or delayed by a series of worker strikes after Europe's biggest discount carrier.

Trump task force recommends ways to boost Postal Service revenues by hiking cost of non-essential mail

The Autopilot system on a Telsa Model S may have helped the California Highway Patrol stop the car after its driver fell asleep on a freeway

American Airlines says closed-circuit television footage at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport shows a 67-year-old woman in a wheelchair wasn't apparently upset or left alone as long as her family claims

Life is beginning to return to normal in Alaska following the powerful earthquake, but people were still grappling with damage that closed public buildings and schools, clogged roads and knocked homes off foundations

Life is beginning to return to normal in Alaska following the powerful earthquake, but people were still grappling with damage that closed public buildings and schools, clogged roads and knocked homes off foundations

American Airlines is investigating how a 67-year-old woman in a wheelchair was left alone overnight at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport when her flight was canceled

Alberta's premier is imposing an 8.7 percent industrywide oil production cut in the Canadian province to deal with a storage glut that has hurt prices for Alberta oil

Alberta's premier plans to announce Sunday whether her government will impose industrywide oil production cuts in the Canadian province

Strict building codes helped Anchorage withstand powerful earthquake

French police are starting to regain control of central Paris after a protest against a rising taxes and sinking living standards descended into the worst urban violence France has seen in a decade

Authorities say a commercial passenger jet bound for Tampa, Florida returned safely to Las Vegas with engine cover damage just minutes after takeoff

Correction: Boeing Plane-Pilots story

Bulgaria is gearing up for the revival of a gas pipeline project that would pump Russian gas through its territory to Central Europe