Reuters

Jordan Spieth has climbed the leaderboard against Dustin Johnson at St. Andrews.

Unreliable Greek statistics with frequent data revisions have been blamed in part for pushing the country to a financial crisis.

"Let's put it like this: 'Look, El Chapo gave them the slip, it's totally bad ass,'" Mayor Mario Alfonso Valenzuela said.

"I believe that I will do far more for veterans than John McCain has done for many, many years, with all talk no action ... Nothing gets done," Trump said.

“The United States needs a foreign policy that puts steel in the face of our enemies,” the U.S. presidential candidate says.

Phil Rudd was sentenced July 10 to eight months of home detention after pleading guilty to charges of threatening to kill and possession of drugs.

More than 6,500 people have been killed since the conflict broke out in eastern Ukraine in April last year.

Tenzin Delek Rinpoche was a supporter of the Dalai Lama, Tibet’s exiled spiritual leader who Beijing accuses of being a dangerous separatist.

Britain conducts regular strikes against IS militants in Iraq but has so far limited its Syrian involvement to flying surveillance missions to gather intelligence.

A South Korean intelligence agent found dead in an apparent suicide left a note denying his team had used spyware to tap the mobile phones and computers of private citizens in the latest scandal involving the spy agency.

With many Africans denouncing the International Criminal Court as 'white man's justice', the trial of Chad's former dictator in Senegal offers the continent a chance to show it can hold its leaders to account.

Chinese human rights lawyers arrested during a recent crackdown have pleaded guilty to a range of offenses including inciting disorder, the country's main Communist Party newspaper reported on Sunday.

The world's biggest corporate debt pile - $16.1 trillion and rising - is a significant threat to China's slowing economy and will not be easily managed.

Ukraine and pro-Russian rebels accused each other on Saturday of shelling residential areas despite a ceasefire, reporting four civilians and one soldier killed following a week of the deadliest fighting in over a month.

Next week's visit to Washington by President Muhammadu Buhari is viewed by the U.S. administration as a chance to set the seal on improving ties since he won a March election hailed as Nigeria's first democratic power transition in decades.

At least five campgrounds near the fire were evacuated.

The kidnapping took place in an ISIS stronghold southeast of the city of Sirte, Libya, said a resident, who asked not to be named.

Canadian National said seven cars on a westbound freight train derailed near Bowmanville, Ontario, about 47 miles east of Toronto.

Dustin Johnson ended Saturday atop the leaderboard at St. Andrews.

A lawyer representing some of the German victims said on Saturday he had notified Germanwings earlier this week in a letter that the offer was inadequate.

China’s vice finance minister says, “There is a mismatch for supervision, and that is a real challenge.”

Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez, sent a text message to a friend that links to a Quranic verse that includes the text: "Whosoever shows enmity to a friend of Mine, then I have declared war against him."

Panos Skourletis, a close Tsipras ally who left the labor ministry to take over the vital energy portfolio, said the reshuffle marked "an adjustment by the government to a new reality."

Several hundred Australian nationalists and anti-racism activists clashed with police in Melbourne on Saturday.

The new reserve force has been discussed for several years and was first ordered by Putin in 2012 shortly after his re-election as President.

The Loyal White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and Black Educators for Justice are each planning rallies at the South Carolina Capitol.

In an speech at a Tehran mosque punctuated by chants of "Death to America" Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said he wanted politicians to examine the agreement to ensure national interests were preserved.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras sacked hardline former Energy Minister Panagiotis Lafazanis and two deputy ministers on Friday in a change that marked a split with the main leftist faction in the ruling Syriza party.

Local fighters and army forces in Yemen have wrested two military bases from Houthi forces overnight, residents and officials said, building on a week of gains against the country's dominant faction.