Reuters

John Ashe, who served as president of the U.N. General Assembly, 2013-14, suffered a fatal heart attack, Antiguan media reported.

After two recent test launches, the U.N. Security Council was due to meet at the request of the United States and Japan.

In April the company recalled more than 1.1 million cars and SUVs worldwide because vehicles may roll away after drivers exit.

Just days after its track and field team’s suspension from the 2016 Summer Games was upheld, Russia’s weightlifters now face a possible penalty.

The Republican-backed proposal to broaden the agency’s powers could come up for consideration again, as soon as next week.

“The EU wants to see freedom of navigation and over flight upheld in the East and South China Seas,” the EU executive said in its document.

The suspects — one Turkish national and two from Russia’s volatile Dagestan — were ordered held in custody pending formal charges by an Istanbul court.

Markets are on tenterhooks over Thursday's "too close to call" vote on Britain's future in the European Union.

Unions have been organizing protests for months against a draft law that will overhaul labor rules to make hiring and firing easier.

The former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives pleaded guilty last year to a financial crime linked to the sexual abuse of teenage wrestlers.

Veteran U.S. diplomat Tom Shannon planned to meet in the troubled country with opposition leaders as well as President Nicolas Maduro.

It was not immediately clear if the second launch, about two hours after the first, was successful, South Korea’s military said.

The shooting by a soldier caused an uproar among animal rights groups, which questioned why the animal was involved in the event.

Sanjay Valvani, a hedge fund manager at Visium Asset Management, had faced criminal charges just days earlier.

The meeting with about 10 dissenters was prompted by a recent letter signed by more than 50 State Department officials.

"I think it will be a great buying opportunity for U.S. assets, from Treasuries to high-yield 'junk' bonds," Prudential's Gregory Peters said.

The proposal, approved 47-2 and taking effect Jan. 1, was a post-Orlando show of support for transgender people, its sponsor said.

The market leaders pulled out of the Texas capital last month over its requirement that drivers for ride-hailing services be fingerprinted.

Four gun control measures failed in the Senate, but more such initiatives could be introduced soon.

The former boss of a major construction company will reportedly say he oversaw illegal campaign donations for the suspended Brazilian president.

China’s biggest gaming and social network company will buy most of the Finnish mobile gaming firm for roughly $8.6 billion.

The billionaire investor says a vote on Thursday to leave the European Union would trigger a huge sterling devaluation.

The People’s Bank of China said it will allow qualified foreign companies to issue shares in stock exchanges on the mainland.

The violence started in the South African city after a member of the ANC was shot dead on Sunday.

The Japanese military is on alert for a possible launch, after North Korea appeared to have moved an intermediate-range missile to its east coast.

“At the same time that Volkswagen was deceiving U.S. investors and regulators with its rigged emissions systems, it was raising billions of dollars from investors,” a lawyer says.

Security experts say the Chinese seem to be abiding by an agreement to stop supporting the hacking of American trade secrets.

The Syria Democratic Forces are fighting to capture the city of Manbij, aided by American air power and special forces.

All the proposals to expand background checks on gun buyers and curb gun sales to people on terrorism watch lists fell short of 60 votes.