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England coach Phil Neville has accused the US of lacking "etiquette" ahead of Tuesday's World Cup semifinal clash after two US representatives visited his team's hotel while looking at potential accommodation for the final.

Stocks and oil prices shot higher Monday after the United States and China announced a cease fire in their trade war. Yet the fragile truce does little to alleviate pressure on a global economy wounded by earlier exchanges of fire that hit manufacturing and trade.

It was the eve of President Donald Trump's historic steps into North Korea, and as the US delegation was lining up for a photo op with their South Korean counterparts at the Blue House, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo paced behind the group, looking for his opening.

Four-time Pikes Peak International Hill Climb winner Carlin Dunne is being mourned by the motorsport world after the 36-year-old was killed in a crash at the iconic Colorado race on Sunday.

The Church of England has launched its first set of guidelines for social media, designed to make online platforms happier places.

Huawei has taken a big hit from a US-led campaign against it, but a new reprieve will give the Chinese tech firm an opportunity to recover lost ground.

For the first time in more than 30 years, Japan is resuming commercial whaling, despite an international outcry. CNN's Ivan Watson reports.

With 20 steps over the military demarcation line at the Korean Demilitarized Zone Sunday, US President Donald Trump made history.

A Canadian cartoonist's illustration of President Donald Trump playing golf over the bodies of two drowned migrants went viral Wednesday. Two days later, Michael de Adder said on Twitter that he had been let go by a publishing company in New Brunswick, Canada.

Environmentalists have removed more than 40 tons of plastic from the Pacific Ocean.

Associate editor and columnist for RealClearPolitics A.B. Stoddard says President Donald Trump does not have a real plan to deal with North Korea.

Kevin Durant is heading to New York City, media reports say.

Max Verstappen crossed the finish line first at the Austrian Grand Prix but had to wait hours to finally be confirmed as the winner after race stewards decided he did nothing wrong when overtaking Charles Leclerc with two laps remaining.

President Trump repeatedly complained about press coverage as he visited the DMZ and made a historic step into North Korean territory. Katie Rogers, Frank Bruni and Bianna Golodryga discuss the coverage and Trump's praise for autocrats who oppose press freedom.

A contractor says the man suspected of killing a University of Utah student who vanished nearly two weeks ago had asked him to build a secret soundproof room in his home.

Health officials are asking Americans to take precautions over reports that "crypto," a fecal parasite that can be transmitted via swimming pools, is on the rise.

Tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets of Sudan's capital Khartoum on Sunday in the largest mass demonstration since the deadly crackdown on a pro-democracy sit-in earlier in June.

A baby delivered in an emergency procedure is critically ill after its mother was stabbed to death in London in the early hours of Sunday morning.

The first time Marija Lukic met her former boss, he locked the office door, groped her, and forcibly kissed her on the lips, she said.

Closing arguments are expected to begin Monday in the trial of Chief Special Warfare Operator Eddie Gallagher, a Navy SEAL accused of stabbing an ISIS prisoner to death, among other violations of military law.

President Trump steps into North Korea and shakes hands with Kim Jong Un.

"Black people will forgive anything!"

When it comes to brokering a deal between North Korea and the United States, South Korean President Moon Jae-in is out and China's Xi Jinping is in.

Cell phones and social media were at the heart of the investigation that led to an arrest in the killing of a University of Utah student who vanished nearly two weeks ago.

Baseball royalty met real-life royalty Saturday when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle greeted players from the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox.

Sweden hadn't beaten Germany in women's football since 1991. The last time a team lost a World Cup quarterfinal after scoring first came in 1999.

For 15 years, oil from one particular spill has been leaking into the Gulf of Mexico.

Less than 24 hours have passed since Megan Rapinoe scored the only two goals against France in the Women's World Cup quarter-final match, but her glorious goal celebration has already been hailed as an "iconic" moment in soccer and all sports.

Boeing's very bad year just got worse. It is now facing the very real possibility that the 737 Max crisis will stretch into next year.

Luis Alvarez, a retired NYPD bomb squad detective who described for Congress his 9/11-related medical issues during an impassioned appeal for an extension of the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund, died Saturday in a hospice in New York. He was 53.

No arrivals or departures are being allowed at New Jersey's Newark Liberty International Airport because of an unspecified "airport emergency," the airport said on Twitter Saturday morning.

Four children have been infected with E. coli -- one fatally -- after visiting the county fair in San Diego.

Grime superstar Stormzy has won plaudits for a rip-roaring and history-making headline set at Glastonbury on Friday night, which saw him highlight Britain's knife crime crisis and racial inequality in its criminal justice system.

The letters are profound and personal, even intimate. They ask about loneliness, about grief, about the voice of God. But what's most unusual about the questions is their recipient. He's not a pastor, psychiatrist, or even an advice columnist. He's a rock star.

Much like America in 2016, reality doesn't carry much weight in the United Kingdom right now.

Hong Kong has long been a conduit between China and global business and finance. Now that unique status could be under threat from the gradual erosion of political freedoms.

Elton John is slamming President Vladimir Putin for his remarks on LGBT issues after the recent censorship of the singer's biopic in Russia.