Violence Erupts Following Trump’s Announcement

Protesters grew angry over President Donald Trump’s announcement that the U.S. will recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.

• Trump and the Troubled History of Jerusalem
• World Leaders: Trump Undermined Peace Process
• Trump's Loyal Base
• Trump to Declare Jerusalem New Israeli Capital
• Non-Criminal Immigration Arrests Soar
• Poll: 31% of Republicans Don’t Want Trump in 2020
• Young Voters Think U.S. Is in Trouble

Few States Focus On Individualized Education

Boosters of personalized learning hoped for transformations under the new Every Student Succeeds Act.

• Lawsuit Takes California to Task for Failing to Educate All Students
• Franken Will Resign
• Strong Winds Fuel California Wildfires
• Rural Alaska's Health Disparities Persist
• HIV/AIDS in the South: ‘The Perfect Storm’
• Health Center Funding Woes Punish States
• Students Explore STEM Principles

Same-Sex Marriage Worldwide

The Dutch triggered a political and social shift that has spread across large swaths of the globe.

• Trump’s Foolhardy Jerusalem Gambit
• A Gold Medal Moment for Drug-Free Sports
• Peace Broker No More
• Colombia's Congress Impedes Peace
• Austria Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage
• Is Orthodoxism Dying?
• Santa Claus’ Bone Fragment Discovered

• French Far-Right Militants Convicted in Mosque Occupation
• Pearl Harbor Survivors Remember Those Killed 76 Years Ago
• Liberia Court Says Presidential Runoff Vote Can Go Ahead

• A Medicaid Challenge: Poor Health, but a Drive to Improve
• Tillerson Says Ukraine Key Sticking Point in US-Russia Ties
• EPA Chief Denies Sidelining Science Pros to Appease Industry

• Factbox: Things You Might Not Know About Ballistic Bitcoin
• Deutsche Bank Says More Regulation of Cryptocurrencies Needed
• IMF Approves $42.4 Million Loan Disbursement to Georgia

• A Medicaid Challenge: Poor Health, but a Drive to Improve
• Defense: Doc's $100 Million Medicare Fraud Cost Just $64,000
• Are 3-D Mammograms Really Better? US Puts Scans to the Test

• EPA Chief Denies Sidelining Science Pros to Appease Industry
• Are 3-D Mammograms Really Better? US Puts Scans to the Test
• Nobel Laureates Say Change Is Coming for Women in Sciences

• Ice Cream Shop's Cow Derriere Logo Gets Icy Reception
• Tinder Swindler Who Made False Cancer Claims Gets Prison
• Fat Squirrel Steals Pricey Goods Left Out for Delivery Folks

• DA Issues Criticism of Judge in Penn State Frat Death Case
• Low Water Halts Shipping on Ohio River Near Paducah, Ky.: U.S.Army Corps
• EPA Chief Says May Launch Public Climate Debate in January

• JK Rowling, Warner Bros. Voice Support for Johnny Depp
• Riccardo Chailly Opens La Scala With 'Andrea Chernier'
• Sami Artist Draws Attention to Norway's Reindeer Cull

• Bills' White Calls Gronk a 'Dirty Player' for Blindside Hit
• Bryce Love Leads the Way on AP All-Pac-12 Team
• Oklahoma QB Baker Mayfield Named the AP Player of the Year

• Chinese Investor Further Raises Stake in Dialog Semi to 8.15 Percent
• Ubisoft Delays Three Releases, Lowers 2017/2018 Sales Outlook
• Instagram Testing Standalone Direct Messaging App

• WikiLeaks Faces U.S. Probes Into Its 2016 Election Role and CIA Leaks: Sources
• Hall of Fame NFL Quarterback Warren Moon Denies Harassment Claim
• Exclusive: U.N. Watchdogs Call for Probe of Taser Assaults in U.S. Jails